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Connecticut News Headlines for Tuesday, October 27, 2026
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Handmaid’s Tale Cosplay At The Wilton Pumpkin Festival: Sam Nestor’s Campaign Hits Peak Absurdity
Weston’s First Selectwoman and Democrat nominee for State Senate District 26, Sam Nestor, showed up to the Wilton Pumpkin Festival this week dressed as a…
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State Retiree Group Wants Taxpayers to Cover Costs SEBAC Agreed Retirees Would Pay
Connecticut taxpayers were told in 2017 that the State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition (SEBAC) agreement would save them billions. Now, a group of state retirees…
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In his own words: Trump on gas prices and energy costs since launching the war with Iran
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Gavin Newsom: DSA Will Be ‘Dominant’: ‘A Mainstream Democratic Movement’
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) very clearly told a person who identified as “a younger voter” favoring “democratic socialist” policies that the Democratic Socialists of…
- Yankee Institute news project
Law firm to sue Hartford over sidewalk chalk messages
A law firm who stenciled message in chalk on Hartford sidewalks says it will sue the city for infringing on their free speech rights.
A Reflection
We last left off indicting ‘conservatives’ for abetting America’s and Connecticut’s respective demise. In spite of their claims to the contrary – none of the…
Tong settles deceptive solar sales suit
The Attorney General entered a settlement with three solar companies and two salespeople in a suit alleging their use of deceptive sales tactics.
Lamont vs. Fazio: You know the candidates. Here’s who they’re working with
Gov. Ned Lamont is going for a third term after besting two-time Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski in 2018 and 2022. This year’s Republican candidate…
Hunters Ambulance EMS workers move closer on plan to go on strike
The International Associations of EMTs and Paramedics say after failed negotiations and Hartford Healthcare removing all proposed raises, they are planning to strike
Investigation underway into untimely death at Mystic Harbor
An investigation is underway into an untimely death at the Mystic Harbor.
The Grotesque Tangle Of Sedition
Get this: the reason that a color revolution is underway at all in America is not really political anymore — if it ever even was.
Expect More From Students, Even The Poor, And Get More
Most educational achievement in Connecticut, as elsewhere, is a matter of parenting and household wealth.
Charter Oak News Network
Charter Oak News Network launches today at CharterOakNews.com. If you’ve ever hunted for a straight story in this state, this is for you.
VP JD Vance On Immigration: Church Leaders In U.S. Have ‘Missed An Opportunity’
Vice President JD Vance said this past week that U.S. Church leadership, “in particular, has missed an opportunity” to weigh in clearly on the issue…
Sen. Blumenthal opposes proposed changes to historic preservation rules
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) -- Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) is looking to stop proposed changes to historic space preservation rules. On Monday, Blumenthal joined State Historic…
60-Unit Transit-Oriented Mixed-Income Building Opens In CT Town, Two More On The Way
The mixed-income, transit-oriented complex located on a former brownfield adjacent to the site where the new train station is under construction, features 60 one- and…
Family Sues Bridgeport Teacher Over Child Allegedly Witnessing Sexual Assault
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PODCAST: A look at CT’s five congressional races ahead of Election Day
Lisa Hagen previews Connecticut's congressional district races as polls and early voting numbers indicate Nov. 3 could be a good night for Democrats.
🔒 Triumph workers in West Hartford vote for strike action
The current contract for UAW's 174 members at the site is due to expire Oct. 31, the union said.
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Four Years Later, What’s the Damage from the IRA’s Drug Price Controls?
It’s been four years since President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act into law. At the time, the IRA’s supporters and critics both acknowledged that…
Another Expensive Paid Leave, Another Sham Student Protest
The state's executive department has around 50,000 employees, with more than 90% of them unionized and covered by contracts and state law that make them…