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Connecticut voters will be able to submit their ballots early starting in 2024 as Governor Ned Lamont has signed the law to legalize early voting.
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U.S. federal legislators are racing to create short and long-term plans to deal with poor air quality from the Canadian wildfires. It’s shaping up to be a problem in the Northeast this summer.
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Despite electric vehicle manufacturers saying new engines can interfere with the sound, U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) introduced legislation to force manufacturers to keep installing AM radios.
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In line with the chief’s recommendation, two New Haven police officers were fired for their involvement in the arrest of Randy Cox. Last June, Cox was paralyzed after he was left improperly restrained in the back of a police van.
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Pride Month is in full swing in New Haven. Mayor Justin Elicker raised the Pride flag over the New Haven Green on Thursday to honor the LGBTQ+ community.
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State Attorney General William Tong said Connecticut will get about $16 million from JUUL. The funds will go to behavioral health organizations to curb youth vaping.
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A U.S. Court of Appeals reheard arguments in a lawsuit about Connecticut transgender athletes competing in high school sports on Tuesday.
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Connecticut’s industrial areas are filled with polluted and abandoned sites and buildings, which pose an environmental and physical threat.
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The Newtown Board of Education has voted not to ban two books from their high school’s library. Instead, school administrators will work with concerned parents on a case-by-case basis.
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Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim touted new housing, a healthy economy and a growing entertainment industry as signs of a thriving city.