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Connecticut’s state-appointed prison ombudsman is stepping down. DeVaughn Ward raised issues with the system earlier this year, prompting course corrections in state prisons.
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Actor Dolph Lundgren discusses his new memoir, Fights Worth Fighting, and opens up to WSHU's Randye Kaye about overcoming violence, fatherhood and his work as a child advocate.
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Danbury Public School students are missing more school days, and administrators blame frequent ICE raids.
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Connecticut’s former deputy budget director Kosta Diamantis failed to appear in federal court Thursday morning for his sentencing on corruption charges.
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Underdog is suing Connecticut after the state ordered nine prediction market platforms to stop offering sports-related contracts, arguing they constitute unlicensed gambling.
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Several laws on data privacy, AI, and other technologies will take effect in Connecticut next month.
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With 51 measles cases reported as of Sept. 12, New York surpasses 2025 totals. New Cornell research reveals hidden outbreak risks in school vaccine data.
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Connecticut has new regulations for the use of artificial intelligence in the State Employee Health Plan and Partnership Plan, which serve more than 270,000 members.
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Republican challenger Ryan Fazio has received $18 million from Connecticut’s public financing to take on two-term incumbent Democratic Governor Ned Lamont this year. Election experts say it's given Fazio’s campaign a major boost.
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U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) criticized a Russian oligarch’s funding of Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding festivities, calling the arrangement “corruption in plain view.”
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New York has had an anti-BDS order on the books since 2016. But Gov. Kathy Hochul’s administration says it doesn’t apply to foreign countries.
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The state expanded the program to more middle-income households and estimates 2.5 million more households are eligible.