CT opens AI Academy as Lamont, lawmakers differ on need to regulate
Gov. Ned Lamont and Sen. James Maroney welcomed the Online AI Academy, despite a clash over CT efforts to regulate generative ...
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Spare change? Why not real change?
Homelessness is one of America’s worst problems, yet one with very few solutions. I can’t leave class or go to the grocery ...
CT House, Senate Dems highlight priorities in rare joint conference
It’s uncommon for the CT House and Senate to announce joint plans. But on Monday they did, naming education and housing as ...
‘Personal piggy banks’: US Senate investigation rails against private equity draining CT hospitals
A U.S. Senate investigation of health care systems funded by private equity blasted Prospect Medical Holdings, owner of three ...
How many cars have Connecticut towing companies sold? The DMV can’t tell us.
When we set out to quantify the impact of a CT law that allows companies to sell some cars they’ve towed after just 15 days, ...
He died homeless. That’s not a ‘squatter’ — that’s a failure of humanity.
Why is Hassau Powell characterized as a security problem, and not the human-sized holes in our social safety nets?
Anderson Curtis and Jennifer Paradis
Why is Hassau Powell characterized as a security problem, and not the human-sized holes in our social safety nets?
Brianne Johanson
Connecticut towns should not be issuing tickets to people who have no resources: they should be helping them.