As CT brush fires become more prevalent, proposed law aims to increase fines, improve preparedness
A proposed bill aims to address the rise in Connecticut brush fires by increasing fines and improving preparedness.
VOTE: Connecticut asks residents to help build Pizza Capital Trail
The public is invited to begin voting on Friday, March 14- National Pi Day- on which pizzerias they think should be included in the Pizza Capital Trail, Gov. Ned Lamont ...
CT has 176 potentially hazardous facilities. Nearly 25% of them are in the state’s major cities.
Bridgeport, Hartford, New Haven, and Waterbury have the highest counts of affecting facilities, accounting for 23% of the ...
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Newtown Resident Named A CT Arts Awards Arts Hero
A very familiar name will be among those called on April 2 when CT Arts Awards celebrates its Connecticut Arts Heroes Class ...
The National Park Service is facing federal cuts. Here’s the likely impact for CT parks and trails.
Potential funding cuts could have an impact on delaying critical repairs and infrastructure projects at state parks across ...
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Opinion: CT is having a nasty flu season. Choosing the right care can make all the difference
Across the state, many emergency rooms are dealing with the surge in flu cases. The U.S. Centers of Disease Control and ...
Young witnesses to America’s undoing
This new generation is witnessing an undoing, and they are committed to standing against it; let teachers, parents and ...
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Electrification Faces Pushback Before UConn Debuts ‘Clean’ Buses
Political turmoil around electric vehicles has complicated the transition away from internal combustion engines before the University of Connecticut Storrs campus plans to unveil its new electric ...
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New Haven school loses $500,000 in federal funding, lays off 70 student workers
The Environmental Protection Agency, which gave them the grant money 15 months ago, told them the project was no longer a ...