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No human cases have been reported this year in Connecticut. But the disease has been detected in people connected with farms as far east as Michigan.
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The one-credit course will focus on the period from Beyoncé's 2013 self-titled album through this year’s genre-defying “Cowboy Carter.”
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Toddlers loved Barney. But not everybody loved Barney back. The podcast “Generation Barney” explores why many loved – and some loathed – a sweet, singing dinosaur. Episodes drop Tuesdays through December.
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Prince wants more affordable housing built that would benefit veterans and sometimes bristles at hearing people who thank her for her service, saying it can sometimes feel hollow.Being a veteran is an important part of her identity, and for Prince, it also means serving her neighbors.
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President-elect Donald Trump’s win is a loss in the fight against climate change, Connecticut environmentalists say. They're hoping state lawmakers can step up to help.
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Longtime Connecticut Democratic strategist Roy Occhiogrosso talks about what Connecticut Democrats did right, and what national Democrats did wrong in the 2024 election.
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Under the proposed law, public housing agencies and landlords cannot retaliate against Section 8 voucher recipients and renters in low-income housing developments for creating tenants unions.
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The announcement comes after “the driest two-month period ever recorded since records began in 1905.”
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Iranian dissident and journalist Masih Alinejad revealed on Friday she was the target of an assassination plot by Iran’s government. It was intended to happen while she was at Fairfield University in Connecticut.
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The hotline, operated by REN 24/7, will offer pro bono legal guidance to abortion providers in Connecticut and patients seeking abortion care in the state.
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Milford Point saw a record number of piping plovers fledge in the summer of 2024. The shore bird is a federally threatened species.
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The General Assembly’s top leaders get new terms in 2025. Democrats claim 25 seats in the Connecticut Senate and 102 in the House.