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Workforce & Education: Gov. Ned Lamont and state partners are expanding AI-focused training through Connecticut colleges, including courses in cybersecurity, accounting and health care innovation. Music & Politics: Lamont and challenger Ryan Fazio shared playlists and reading lists, with both candidates naming Dolly Parton among their favorites. Gun Policy: Sandy Hook families urged the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold Connecticut and local bans on some semiautomatic rifles; arguments are scheduled for Dec. 2. Ocean Exploration: A Connecticut-based nonprofit’s latest expedition mapped little-known seafloor near Hawaii, with a teacher serving as its lead science communicator. Onstage: Hartford Stage’s “Dracula” brings a seasonal dose of gothic fear to local audiences.

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Oct. 27, 2026

Connecticut taps Happy People Games for statewide domestic violence prevention training

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Connecticut EV road trip pairs fall foliage with charging showcase

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Connecticut dog trainer volunteers at wartime Ukraine shelter

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Connecticut approves Saga Education for middle and high school math tutoring

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SCOTUS Allows Lower Court Freeze on Biden-Era Immigration Policy to Stand

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For Californians Drowning in Healthcare Costs, Governor’s Race Offers Few Answers

Law Banning Employer Requirements That Employees Listen to Employer's Religious or Political Speech Likely Violates Employer's First Amendment Rights

Law Banning Employer Requirements That Employees Listen to Employer's Religious or Political Speech Likely Violates Employer's First Amendment Rights

Connecticut Leaders Tout Tech Talent Accelerator, AI Training

Connecticut Leaders Tout Tech Talent Accelerator, AI Training

You Decide 2026: Doug Jones has raised $6.7 million in governor’s race; Jefferson County donors give nearly half of itemized money

You Decide 2026: Doug Jones has raised $6.7 million in governor’s race; Jefferson County donors give nearly half of itemized money

‘Sí se puede. We will continue to’: Latinos in CT reflect on labor rights activist Dolores Huerta

‘Sí se puede. We will continue to’: Latinos in CT reflect on labor rights activist Dolores Huerta

Clock Museum receives Connecticut League of Museum’s Award of Merit

Clock Museum receives Connecticut League of Museum’s Award of Merit


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Governor Lamont and Commissioner Russell-Tucker Congratulate Two Connecticut Students Named 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholars

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Governor Lamont and Commissioner Russell-Tucker Announce Christopher Wisniewski is Connecticut 2027 Teacherof the Year

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