Revenues still surging in CT, opening options in new budget
Connecticut’s coffers can expect an extra $1 billion in revenue over the next two-year budget cycle, according to the latest projections.
REGISTER NOW: The State of The First Amendment
On Tuesday, November 17, Daniel Klau will sit down with Emily Bazelon, and Justin Silverman to discuss the state of the first amendment.
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CT officials say Madison woman tried to vote twice. She called it a test
The woman said she didn’t intend to vote twice and was only testing the state system when she tried to obtain a second ballot at the polls.
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Arrest in Eve Rogers case raises medication misuse, access issue
Experts cited concerns after reports of “loose medication” and Benadryl misuse in arrest warrant in overdose death of 12-year-old Eve Rogers.
In CT towns affected heavily by Trump policies, voter turnout grew
Danbury, Bridgeport and New London all saw turnout increase by more than 10 percentage points compared to the 2022 midterm elections.
Chris Murphy discharged from hospital after stroke
Sen. Chris Murphy will spend a few weeks at a rehabilitation center after suffering a stroke. His doctor said he expects “a full recovery.”
Most of CT turned more blue Tuesday. How did your town change?
Big blue shifts in House and Senate districts across Connecticut led to Democratic majorities the state hasn’t seen in years, or ever.
New limits on federal student loans steer borrowers toward private lenders
Private lenders are helping students make up the difference between program costs and the amount they can borrow from the federal government.
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