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Equitable transportation advocates joined the Greater Hartford Bike to Work day to mark the Drive Less Connecticut Climate Challenge.
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While advocates call for the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration to be lowered, lawmakers who support the change acknowledged it may not have the support needed to pass the General Assembly this legislative session.
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The cemetery is home to unmarked graves of freedmen. One of their descendants says a memorial for them will help residents engage more deeply with U.S. history.
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Traffic deaths have gone up each year in Connecticut since 2019. Eric Jackson of the Connecticut Transportation Institute speaks with CT Public about why and what to do.
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Especially when it's cold outside, advocates want there to be more state cash on hand to support people experiencing homelessness, rather than having to come up with a shelter solution on the fly.
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Erratic driving and a record number of traffic-related injuries and fatalities in 2022 have prompted some lawmakers to take action. A Waterbury representative has introduced a bill that, if passed, would make the city the first in Connecticut to test cameras installed at traffic lights.
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New Connecticut Treasurer Erick Russell talks investing in a down market, Baby Bonds Program, Unclaimed Property Program and his election making history.
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Gov. Ned Lamont announced that he'll add an overhaul of the state’s waste management system to the legislative package he will propose in February. His proposals would tackle the 40% of Connecticut’s waste that is shipped to other states as well as food waste and recycling.
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Many school districts ran out of federal pandemic funding that allowed them to offer free school lunches to all students. Some lawmakers now want to change that.
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Connecticut Mirror co-founder and Capitol bureau chief Mark Pazniokas walks voters through specific candidates and races, including some familiar names who might be sweating the election results.