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A black bear that had been previously tranquilized and removed from a Waterbury neighborhood earlier in the year chews on a garbage container in Wolcott, Sept. 26, 2006. | AP file photo

CT bear bill tramps toward the finish line. Here’s what it would do.


At the beginning of the legislative session, what to do about the all-time high bear sightings and damage in Connecticut seemed po ...
 
GROTON (AP) — A crash involving a fuel truck and a car sparked a fire on a major Connecticut highway bridge Friday, with flames sp ...
Gov. Ned Lamont and his fellow Democrats in top legislative leadership appeared headed for a showdown Thursday over the spending ...
For the third straight year, the legislature’s Judiciary Committee essentially ended debate on the issue of aid in dying in Connec ...
One day after legislators unveiled modest spending-cap-constrained proposals for education, health care and social services, top ...
Sikorsky will not take any more legal action against the Army over its decision to select another company to build the eventual re ...
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WEST HARTFORD — Peruvian restaurant Coracora received an award for its role as a “gastronomical ambassador” from Consul General of ...
Many Connecticut legislators and advocates have come out to support the Biden administration’s recent move to expand Medicaid and ...
From the opening of a new Latino restaurant and two unique Cinco De Mayo celebrations to a Brazilian jazz quartet performing at a ...
As Connecticut grapples with how to add affordable housing, the next few years will likely bring questions about how best to pres ...
While a proposal to exempt all pension and annuity earnings from state taxation has bogged down, the General Assembly’s tax-writin ...
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