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AG’s Office lets former employee keep $11,000 in overpayment

The Attorney General's Office determined collecting the full $22k overpayment to a former employee is more trouble than it's worth. The post AG’s Office lets former employee keep $11,000 in overpayment appeared first on Inside Investigator .

Connecticut · 2d

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CT Joins Fight Over 2030 Census Rules

HARTFORD, CT — Attorney General William Tong has joined a coalition of 24 attorneys general and two governors in submitting a comment letter opposing the Trump Administration’s proposed changes to the 2030 Census rules. A proposed rule by the U.S. Census Bureau would upend the upcoming 2030 Census...

Connecticut · 1d

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Waterbury mayor is ‘Doctor for a Day’ at Saint Mary’s Hospital

WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Waterbury Mayor Paul Pernerewski, Jr. took part in a Doctor for a Day experience at Saint Mary’s Hospital to raise awareness for the hospital’s Black Men in White Coats Youth Summit that is happening on Saturday. The mayor took part in hands-on healthcare activities that will happen at the summit, including […]

Waterbury, CT · 22h

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Connecticut's Minimum Wage Rises to $17.48 an Hour on Jan. 1, a 54-Cent Raise Set by a 2019 State Law

Connecticut's minimum wage rises 54 cents to $17.48 an hour on Jan. 1, 2027, under a 2019 law tied to the Employment Cost Index, the governor's office said.

Connecticut · 3d

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Connecticut launches probe into how utilities use AI

The electricity demand from AI is surging and those working in the power sector are looking to that same technology for assistance. Last month, Connecticut officials petitioned the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) for a formal investigation into how public utilities such as electric, gas and water in the state are integrating the use of AI.

Connecticut · 18h

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Connecticut Democrats flip Republican-held state Senate seats

Democrats Rob Blanchard and Ethan Werstler, both newly elected to the Connecticut State Senate, joined Dennis House on This Week in Connecticut to discuss their campaigns, the results of the election and their plans for the upcoming legislative session.

Connecticut · 3d

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Connecticut teachers excited by possibilities after midterm elections

Connecticut educators are eager to work with new state lawmakers. Democrats won large congressional majorities in the midterms but also grew their majority in the state’s General Assembly. It came as federal funding cuts imperiled state education programs, while slim majorities kept vital education legislation from becoming law. Some priorities include paying student teachers and making teacher salaries more competitive. Kate Dias, president of the Connecticut Education Association, said another priority is updating the state’s education funding formula . “The fact that we have based our education cost-sharing formula in 2013 and haven’t adjusted it for inflation since, so when we say we’re fully funding education, we’re fully funding it in 2013 dollars, not in 2026,” Dias explained. She expects it will be a suggestion from Gov. Ned Lamont’s Blue Ribbon Commission on K-12 education funding and accountability. Since the state does not account for inflation in education funding, communities must use property tax dollars to make up the difference. But since some municipalities cannot do it, they face larger class sizes and lower teacher salaries. Teachers in Connecticut and nationwide are breathing a sigh of relief about the election results. Dias noted teachers feel a sense of academic freedom

Connecticut · 16h

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University students reflect on midterm election results

As a wave of Democratic wins reshaped the political landscape in Connecticut and nationwide Tuesday, University of New Haven students are reflecting on how the results will impact their home states. Issues that factored into the results, according to NBC exit polls, included Trump’s low approval ratings, the cost of living and the war in Iran.

Connecticut · 1d

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Connecticut residents have until Dec. 15 to choose an Access Health CT plan for Jan. 1 coverage, and the state will keep paying premium assistance in 2027

Connecticut residents have until Dec. 15 to choose an Access Health CT plan if they want coverage to start Jan. 1, and the state says it is continuing its premium assistance for eligible residents in 2027. Gov. Ned Lamont and Insurance Commissioner Joshua Hershman urged residents to review their coverage in a November release. Open... The post Connecticut residents have until Dec. 15 to choose an Access Health CT plan for Jan. 1 coverage, and the state will keep paying premium assistance in 2027 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Connecticut · 3d

CT Insider

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Chris Powell (opinion): The case for public evaluations of school superintendents

Chris Powell writes that the habit of evaluating school superintendents behind closed doors should end

New Haven, CT · 1d

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CT Republicans consider next steps after sweeping midterm election defeat

Like many newly appointed state senate minority leaders across the country, Republican State Sen.Rob Sampson is busying himself in the runup to the start of the legislative session. But for now, Sampson is doing some housekeeping, after his party suffered historic losses in the midterm election. “A lot of things...

Connecticut · 21h

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Letter: Aldermen praised for show of fiscal responsibility

Waterbury GOP chairman praises Board of Aldermen for their show of fiscal responsibility

Waterbury, CT · 1d

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Connecticut picks AmpUp to scale shared EV charging program after heatwave test

Connecticut utility regulators have chosen a managed charging platform built by AmpUp to advance toward statewide deployment after an 18-month pilot showed it could shift electric vehicle charging away from the grid’s most expensive hours. The Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority selected the company’s Adapt & Earn program as...

Connecticut · 1d

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Before the Algorithm Decides: Connecticut’s 2027 Rules for Artificial Intelligence in Employment

Beginning in 2027, Connecticut employers using artificial intelligence (AI) in recruiting or workforce management will face new disclosure requirements under Connecticut Public Act 26-15, enacted in 2026 as part of the state’s broader legislation regulating AI. Similar to employers in other states , Connecticut employers should begin evaluating their AI technologies, especially as failure to provide appropriate notice to employees and applicants may result in liability under the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act (CUPTA). What Technology Is Covered? The law regulates “automated employment-related decision technology,” defined generally as technology that processes personal data and generates an output, such as a prediction, recommendation, classification, ranking, or score, that is a “substantial factor” in making or materially influencing an employment-related decision. A substantial factor is one that “meaningfully alters” the outcome of the decision. The definition of an employment-related decision is broad. It includes decisions concerning hiring, promotion, discipline, discharge, renewal of employment, selection for training or apprenticeships, tenure, and other terms, privileges, or conditions of employment. However, the law excludes certain nonmaterial job changes as well as decisions involving workplace health and safety, scheduling and planning, or productivity monitoring. Notice Requirements Beginning October 1, 2027, employers using covered technology must disclose,

Connecticut · 1d

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The Arc Connecticut Names Meg Teape Executive Director

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Connecticut · 1d

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Iroquois seeks extension to 2029 for Enhancement by Compression Project, citing Connecticut approvals

(P&GJ) — Iroquois Gas Transmission System has asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for an extension until March 25, 2029, to build and place into service its Enhancement by Compression Project, citing outstanding state authorizations for the Brookfield Compressor Station in Fairfield County, Connecticut. FERC issued notice of...

Fairfield County, CT · 1d

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Voter support for Lamont has grown in each of his three elections

The percentage of Connecticut voters supporting Gov. Ned Lamont (D) and Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz (D) has increased with each election cycle. In 2018, the pair received 49.3% of the vote; in 2022, it was 54.66%. Unofficial results from 2026 show 59.56% of voters supported the incumbents for a third term. (See the numbers from the Secretary of the State here.)

Connecticut · 2d

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North East Historical Society’s annual meeting set for Nov. 14

There’s a corner of YouTube populated by real-time footage of high-dollar art sales from prestigious New York and London auction houses like Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Phillips. Hundreds of thousands of viewers routinely watch with rapt attention, popcorn and cocktails in hand, as recognizable pieces from art history make their way to the upper echelons of grossly unattainable hammer prices. Pieces can often start with opening bids of tens of thousands of dollars and work their way up to multiple millions. Bidding increments alone can grow to sums unattainable for the average American family in several lifetimes.

Litchfield, CT · 21h

WTNH

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Thousands of SNAP benefit cards remain unclaimed

Connecticut · 1d

Globe

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Parents Demand Answers After Teacher Is Accused of Tickling Students at Multiple Schools

Connecticut parents are questioning the state’s Department of Children and Families and calling for more transparency after a teacher was accused of inappropriate tickling of elementary-aged girls at multiple schools. The issue centers around former school teacher Nicholas Ricciardi, who pleaded guilty to felony charges of risk of injury to a minor and was sentenced […]

Connecticut · 4d

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