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As the more-infectious Delta variant of COVID-19 spreads through much of the country, Governor Ned Lamont today said there is a real possibility that travel restrictions may return. -
A historic covered bridge in Connecticut was damaged when the boom of an excavator being towed over the span crashed into wooden support structures for the roof.
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The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has issued an air quality warning for tonight due to the western wildfires.
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Connecticut has recorded 218 new Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours. The state's positivity rate is now 2.71%. The Hartford Courant reports that positivity rate tends to be higher on Tuesdays due to testing patterns. Hospitalizations have increased by 4 to 54 patients.
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Connecticut Senator Christopher Murphy is part of a bipartisan group of lawmakers who today introduced a bill intended to shift some of the decisions about when to go to war away from the president, to Congress.
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First responders discovered the bodies of 15-year-old Lucas Brewer and 17-year-old Anthony Nagore on Monday afternoon near the Farmington and Burlington town lines.
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