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The Connecticut House approved extending Gov. Ned Lamont’s control of an emergency contingency fund to backstop federal cuts to social safety net programs.
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River otters are making a splash on Long Island, popping up in waterways where they had been absent for decades. A new survey looks at their rebound in the Peconic Bay watershed.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul said that announcement will come before the end of the Democratic State Convention, which is Friday in Syracuse.
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The Connecticut General Assembly will convene for the first day of its 2026 legislative session on Wednesday. Top lawmakers, who also happen to be candidates, are already proposing major legislation.
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Connecticut is launching an online and billboard campaign to promote its free abortion legal hotline.
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U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) will host a public forum on Tuesday to hear from people who have been injured by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers.
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Bloodroot, a feminist vegetarian restaurant in Bridgeport, has closed after decades of serving plant-based dishes and fostering a community-centered space.
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Amid cold temperatures, Connecticut Department of Transportation officials cleared a homeless encampment beneath a New Haven overpass and filled in the area with boulders to prevent people from returning.
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The governor says the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration crackdown required her to act.
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Stronger storms and rising seas are reshaping Milford’s shoreline. As climate change fuels more intense hurricanes in the Northeast, residents face repeated flooding, while Connecticut lags in meeting emissions goals.
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This morning, during Morning Edition, WSHU erroneously stated that legislation was passed last night in the U.S. Senate averting a government shutdown.