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The water company that supplies hundreds of thousands of people across New England can be sold after all. Opponents say it's a cash grab by Eversource that will cost Connecticut residents.
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Connecticut lawmakers have advanced a couple of bills aimed at holding federal agents accountable for constitutional violations under state law.
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Connecticut and New York’s attorneys general joined a coalition of eight states in announcing a lawsuit aimed at blocking the proposed mega-merger between broadcasting giants Nexstar and Tegna.
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A controversial multi-billion-dollar water sale is back before Connecticut’s top energy regulators. The issue is whether Eversource can sell Aquarion, which supplies water to hundreds of thousands of people.
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New York and Connecticut are among more than two dozen states and the District of Columbia opposed to Live Nation’s settlement with the U.S. Justice Department.
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Connecticut and New York have joined a coalition of 22 states in suing to block President Donald Trump’s new 15% global tariff.
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Connecticut legislators heard from members of the public about a bill that outlines restrictions on minors’ access to social media platforms.
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said the state will look into tightening data privacy laws following the release of his office’s annual enforcement report.
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Connecticut is launching an online and billboard campaign to promote its free abortion legal hotline.
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Gov. Ned Lamont and Attorney General William Tong met with lawmakers on Wednesday to outline a bill they said would require social media companies to prohibit minors' access to platforms without parental consent.