CT agriculture: New crops, new technologies, (many) old farmers
Agriculture is changing in CT, a revolution about more than marijuana. CT farmers are growing choi, forming co-ops — and hosting weddings.
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WATCH: Gov. Ned Lamont in conversation with Mark Pazniokas
Gov. Ned Lamont joins CT Mirror Capitol Bureau Chief Mark Pazniokas for a wide-ranging conversation about the next state budget and more.
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Social media is bad for your mental health
The negative effects of social media on our health far outweigh the other positives it brings to our lives.
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AI is here. Connecticut is scrambling to set standards.
The CT Senate unanimously passed a bill that would place the state among the first to begin setting standards for the use of AI tools.
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CT Senate GOP budget plan calls for $750M in annual tax relief
The CT Senate Republicans’ proposal is centered on an income tax cut and relies heavily on freezing vacant positions across state government.
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He aquí un vistazo a cambios propuestos al Medicaid en CT
La Asamblea General de CT ha propuesto cambios al programa de Medicaid. Aquí hay una descripción general de lo que son y dónde se encuentran.
New Haven nets $357K from pot, ‘nip’ liquor bottle sales
New Haven picked up cash for cleaner streets and other public service programs through local sales of marijuana and mini liquor bottles.
Former Danbury nursing home employee charged with sex assault
A former nurse’s aide at Western Rehabilitation Care Center has been charged with three counts of sex assault after a police investigation.
Wesleyan University says it will pay for abortions and emergency contraception for all students
The school’s decision comes after a petition, started by the Wesleyan Democratic Socialists, gained more than 700 signatures.
Attorney general seeks second court order in Stone Academy probe
Attorney General William Tong’s office says Stone Academy has only partially complied with the civil investigative demand’s request for records.
Hartford offices converted to apartments make dent in housing demand
The effort to fix existing buildings for housing has become more pertinent in the post-pandemic era, according to Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin.
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