CT school threats 'shake everybody to the core.' Dozens of incidents taking toll on communities
Since Sept. 4, there have been more than 35 Connecticut school threats that experts say have taken a toll on law enforcement ...
Supreme Court costs: How the end of race-based admissions is impacting CT colleges' freshman class
Connecticut colleges have begun to release enrollment data for the first class since the Supreme Court put an end of ...
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There’s a better innovation; and ban looting hospitals
Connecticut's state auditors are on a roll with their critical report about state government's "venture capital firm," ...
Six Big Questions for This Year’s WNBA Playoffs
Can the Liberty win a title? How much noise will Caitlin Clark make in her first postseason? Plus, more of the top storylines to watch in the coming weeks.
'Affordability,' remote work, personnel reasons drive New York State population exodus
New York has lost more than 800,000 residents to other states since 2020, the most of any state by share of population.
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Auditor authority: How Question 1 seeks to allow state audits of Mass. Legislature
Supporters of the proposed audits say they would boost government transparency, while opponents argue that the audits would ...
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Torrington focuses on $440,000 state DOT grant to fix critical intersections near Route 8
Torrington is seeking grant funds to reconfigure the East Main/Route 202/Route 8 intersections, a main travel area in the ...
Overdose deaths down, but advocates say help still needed
Overdose deaths around have fallen significantly from last year, a positive sign in the effort to battle opioid addiction.  ...
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Quest for Social Media’s ‘NIL’ Riches Creates Increasing Risks for College Stars Like Paige Bueckers
A social media expert from the University of Florida, Andrew Selepak, is sounding the alarm on a growing threat to college ...
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As early voting nears in Georgia, all eyes are on whether young voters will turn out
Gen Z and millennial voters make up nearly half of the eligible voting population in this year’s election. In Georgia, the ...
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Olympic Medical Center to hire two urologists
PORT ANGELES — Two urologists will join Olympic Medical Center on Sept. 30, hospital CEO Darryl Wolfe told the Board of Commissioners. Dr. Timothy Hewitt and Dr. Laurel Mast recently completed their ...
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Target of Justice Department’s rental price fixing lawsuit registers as a Hawaiʻi business
RealPage Inc. registered as a business with the Hawaiʻi Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs on Sept. 11, 2024, or 19 ...