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UConn’s big problem (and it’s not Matt Ritter)
UConn has had five presidents over the past seven years. Over that same period, its ranking has fallen from the low 20’s to the low 30’s among public institutions.
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New Haven’s past haunts short-term rental ordinance proposal
The proposed new short-term rental ordinance is an affront to the memory of a New Haven housing pioneer.
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CT just fixed paint waste challenges
On Oct. 1, CT became the first in America to expand its paint stewardship program to aerosol paints.
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Fazio, Lamont and others make final push as Election Day nears
Gov. Ned Lamont and Republican Ryan Fazio campaigned in Enfield Sunday, while candidates for the 5th Congressional District rallied support.
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U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy hospitalized after having a stroke
U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy was awake and alert at Johns Hopkins hospital on Sunday after experiencing a stroke, a spokesperson said.
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CT’s most vulnerable immigrant children face new hurdles to legal status
Special legal status is available to immigrants under 21 who were abused or neglected by a parent. Applications had been rising, until 2025.
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Your most dangerous drive home
With the end of Daylight Savings Time comes earlier darkness -- and increasing danger -- on the streets and roads.
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Democratic state rep charged with stealing opponent’s lawn sign
Rep. Anne Hughes, D-Easton, was issued a summons for a misdemeanor larceny charge related to taking a Republican opponent’s lawn sign.
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Data privacy, Middle East policy: CT politics news
Plus: Briefs filed in support of CT’s assault weapons ban and PURA approves new solar tariffs
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Ready for hard night Tuesday, GOP legislators look to life after Trump
In both parties, the conversation already has turned beyond Tuesday to speculation about how rapidly the political landscape will change.
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“Thriller” gets students into spooky season at New Haven arts school
Students at Betsy Ross Arts & Design Academy transformed the New Haven magnet school into a haunted house just in time for Halloween.
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5 things to know about CT’s 2026 elections if you haven’t voted yet
About 17% of CT's active registered voters had cast ballots by Thursday, but residents still have many ways to vote. Here's what to know.
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Long before the Salem witch trials, Connecticut executed its own
Connecticut was the site of the first known witchcraft executions in America — decades before the infamous Salem witch trials.
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Sandy Hook families urge Supreme Court to uphold bans on AR-15-style rifles
In 'friend of the court' brief, the families weighed in on two cases challenging bans in CT and Chicago. Justices hear oral arguments Dec. 2.
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For injured bats and other wildlife, these volunteers are a lifeline
Maureen Heidtmann is one of a small army of 57 volunteers licensed by the DEEP to rehabilitate bats and other injured or distressed wildlife.
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CT will pay you to beat New York in court. Almost no one can collect.
No one is likely to collect on a new law intended to help CT residents taxed by New York when they are working from home,
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Matt Ritter considered as possible interim UConn president
House Speaker Matt Ritter has been approached about replacing Radenka Maric as the president of the University of Connecticut.
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How a small, wealthy Connecticut suburb went from red to blue
What happened since 2016 in Avon is emblematic of a political shift that has drawn many upscale suburbs in CT away from Republicans.
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Lamont and Fazio reveal their playlists, top reads. Spoiler: They both like Dolly.
Here's what CT gubernatorial candidates Ned Lamont and Ryan Fazio are listening to and reading. There's some common ground.
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Judge blocks Medicaid rule forcing sick recipients to prove frailty
People on Medicaid won’t be bound by work requirement rules required by Trump administration to qualify for “medically frail” exemptions.