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Brett Jordan/UnsplashThis week on The Full Story we feature an encore presentation of our exploration into how local governments work in Connecticut. -
Jessica Hill/Associated PressThis week lawmakers approved a $24.2 billion state funding package before the May 4 deadline.
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The number of pedestrians dying in car crashes is on the rise. At least 16 have been killed so far this year. And concern is growing that 2022 could be one of the deadliest years. -
The state has struggled for years to keep educators. The problem is fueled by rising retirements and dropping rates of students entering teacher preparation programs.
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Lead poisoning is preventable. And yet, in cities like New Haven, children continue to test positive for lead in their blood.
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This week on the Full Story we take a closer look at the experience of people who have survived incarceration and thrived after doing time.
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Now that COVID-19 restrictions are easing up all over our region, can the arts bounce back to their pre-pandemic structure?
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A flood of retirements in the Connecticut State government could create a prime opportunity to diversify the workforce.
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What do these new maps look like? Why was there so much drama around creating them? And ultimately, what will all this mean for voters?
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How are tenants and landlords managing the eviction process?
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We speak with the lawyers who have worked on this case to find out if the settlement achieves the original goals of the lawsuit.
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The Connecticut 2022 legislative session will begin in less than two weeks. New York lawmakers have been in full swing since the first week of January. Buckle up! It’s an election year so the politicking will be fierce.
