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Ørsted said it has installed 61 out of 65 turbines at its Revolution Wind project off the coast of Rhode Island.

A team of researchers affiliated with Mississippi State University is fanning out across Connecticut this summer to collect hair samples from resident bears.

An ambitious proposal to transform a defunct power plant on Norwalk’s Manresa Island into a public park and event space is facing growing unease from a group of neighbors who have expressed alarm over the developers’ expansive vision for the site, which holds commanding views of Long Island Sound.

Officials who gathered in the North End to celebrate the results of a $170 million pilot program launched by the state and the MDC in 2023 to tackle chronic issues with flooding that neighborhood residents said had been ignored for years.

In their perennial battle to solve the state’s mounting trash problems, Connecticut lawmakers are again considering a ban on polystyrene takeout containers and other limits on single-use plastics.

A proposal to widen the highway is one of several concepts that Connecticut transportation officials have put forward to address congestion.

Nearly $12 million in grants were awarded to fund stormwater management, habitat restoration and efforts to reduce nitrogen pollution, along with other related projects along Long Island Sound and its watershed in five states.

The Trump administration missed last week’s deadline to appeal a federal judge’s decision ordering work to resume on the Revolution Wind project, handing another victory to advocates and local officials who have fought to keep the project afloat.

A contentious plan to erect a new high-voltage transmission line through sections of Bridgeport and Fairfield was rejected by state regulators, an unexpected victory for critics who argued the project would be a towering blight over homes, businesses and churches.