Staff Report
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Gov. Ned Lamont on Wednesday stopped short of saying he will run for a third term as Connecticut’s governor. But the incumbent Democrat signaled it’s a move that he and Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz continue to “strongly consider.”
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"Why is my Hartford so different than Mark Twain's and Harry Beecher Stowe’s and Wallace Stevens’?" Vuong asks. "How come no one has spoken about that in an honest way?"
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Elected officials visited Charter Oak Health Center in Hartford on Monday to decry federal funding cuts to services like Medicaid and food stamps.
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Birthright citizenship remains in place nationally for 30 more days. Connecticut Attorney General William Tong says what happens next isn't immediately clear.
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High temperatures on Monday and Tuesday could approach 100 degrees. The humidity could make it feel even hotter.
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Thousands of protesters gathered at the Capitol in Hartford, and in communities across the state, to speak out against the Trump administration and acts of political violence.
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Protests will extend across the southwest and northeast corners of the state. Rallies are also planned in major cities including Bridgeport, New Haven and Hartford.
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The protests in Connecticut over federal immigration raids come as a Meriden high school senior and his father were detained last week by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Robert Prevost, misionero nacido en Chicago que dedicó gran parte de su carrera pastoral en Perú y dirigía la influyente oficina vaticana de obispos, fue elegido el jueves como el primer papa estadounidense en la historia de la Iglesia Católica.
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Former President Barack Obama will headline an event scheduled for June 17 at 7:30 p.m. at The Bushnell Performing Arts Center in Hartford.