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Connecticut welcomes LGBTQ+ travelers with open arms
When Florida's tourism agency removed a section aimed at LGBTQ+ travelers, Connecticut welcomed the community to the state.
From taxes to housing, how can Connecticut inequality be addressed? Here are some possible solutions
Should Connecticut change its tax structure? Cap rents? Reform education? We asked experts, advocates, lawmakers and regular ...
If your car is towed in Connecticut, the Connecticut DMV may prevent you from collecting personal belongings
The Connecticut DMV allows owners to get back into towed cars to retrieve items that are essential to their health and ...
Find your next favorite local author at The BookSmiths Shoppe in Connecticut
The BookSmiths Shoppe is Danbury, Connecticut's first independent bookstore and specializes in highlighting local authors.
As wealth and struggle coexist in Connecticut, these 7 numbers explain the inequality problem
From expensive Connecticut rent and high annual income to the number of impoverished residents, stark disparities and ...
Rainfall totals: How much rain the Nor’easter brought Connecticut
Some parts of Connecticut got almost 3 inches of rain as a powerful Nor’easter delivered heavy rain and local flooding across ...
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George Floyd: How his family, the country, and Connecticut have changed 5 years later
Sunday will mark five years since George Floyd was killed by a police officer in Minneapolis. And for his uncle and others ...
Earthquake record near New Britain, Connecticut: Here are the details that we know
As of the morning of May 21, the earthquake near New Britain was the only one in New England to occur in the past day, ...
Care workers in Connecticut are receiving a wage increase
Care worker sin Connecticut will be seeing an increase in pay. Earlier last week, thousands of nursing home and group home ...
Sick of spam calls? In Connecticut, you’re not alone
CT has the second-highest rate of registrations in the National Do Not Call Registry and has filed the second-most complaints ...
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Connecticut tax preparer pleads guilty to tax fraud that cost IRS $125,000
Clyde Gibson, Jr., 43, of Hartford, prepared at least 135 fraudulent tax returns between 2016 and 2022. He now must pay back ...
Check your mail: State partnership cancels medical debt for 100,000 Connecticut residents
The governor’s initiative, the first phase of which in December canceled debt for 23,000 people, leverages state money to buy ...