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Many New England states are working to protect and expand abortion access after the Supreme Court ruled against the constitutional right to abortion.
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A 41-mile stretch of the Housatonic River in Connecticut has been designated ‘Wild and Scenic’ by the federal government. It’s the result of a decades-long effort by conservationists — and it comes with perks.
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An ancient key stashed in a produce bag, and passed down through the generations, made Sarah Dixwell Brown curious to learn more about it. She chronicled her path to discovering that her seven-greats-grandfather was among those men who signed the death warrant for King Charles I of England.
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Over 40 groups are asking Gov. Ned Lamont and the General Assembly to create a stronger environmental justice law in the state.
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A team of Connecticut researchers recently found that scorpion tail stingers – once thought sterile – are actually covered in bacteria, some of which appear new to science.
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A Massachusetts state senator said the toy maker LEGO moving its headquarters, and more than 700 jobs, from Enfield, Connecticut, to Boston will have a negative impact on his district.
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The Lego Group announced it’s relocating to Boston and moving its North American headquarters out of Enfield, Connecticut, after nearly 50 years.
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Advocates of the proposed "Aid in Dying" bill made an emotional plea to state legislators in Hartford on Wednesday to approve the legislation, introduced 15 times in Connecticut since 1994.
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A professor at Eastern Connecticut State University won a National Science Foundation grant to study Cahokia with students.
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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.