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Revolution Wind now fully operational
Revolution Wind is now operating at full capacity. The 65-turbine offshore wind farm off the Rhode Island coast generates enough electricity to power more than…
Connecticut News Headlines for Friday, November 6, 2026
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Trump Declares Anti-Communism Week As White House Exposes Socialism’s Crushing Price Tag: Connecticut Must Take Notice
President Donald J. Trump has proclaimed November 1–7, 2026, as Anti-Communism Week, renewing America’s commitment to life, liberty, and the free market against ideologies that…
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Greenwich Board Appointment Puts Influencer Marketer In Charge Of Student Privacy Decisions
Jonathan Katz’s recent appointment to the Greenwich Board of Education deserves considerably more scrutiny than it has received.
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Opinion: Connecticut's graduation rate is meaningless in a system of social promotion
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80 percent of unopposed Connecticut candidates received public funding
Campaign filings suggest that roughly 80 percent of candidates who ran unopposed in the 2026 general election received CEP funds.
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Don’t Lose Sight Of The Victories
Much is being argued about what appears to be the results of the 2026 midterm elections. But there were victories that we should not overlook.
The 'Conservative Inc' Info Op Worked
First let me say I was loudly against the war in Iran. I wrote this in early 2025, for instance.
Deep River selectwoman files ethics complaint against longtime selectman
A Deep River selectman's relationship with a town contractor is the subject of an ethics complaint to the town's ethics commission.
Connecticut state Senate candidates have complete trust in District 34 recount as Tuesday deadline looms
A preliminary count had Democratic candidate Brandi Mandato ahead of Cicarella, the incumbent, by just 25 votes. A recount will occur in Wallingford on Friday.
Cromwell considers moratorium to pause new data center developments
The Planning and Zoning Commission is expected to consider a six-month pause on data center development in Cromwell on Thursday.
Democrats endorse Matt Ritter, Bob Duff to lead General Assembly
CT House and Senate Democrats welcomed 37 new legislators-elect Thursday as they met for the first time to endorse their top leaders.
UConn’s Maric named finalist for Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison job amid uncertainty over her future
With her UConn contract set to expire in 2027, Maric is pursuing a top university post in Wisconsin.
West Haven Registrar Denies Rumor About Bags Of Uncounted Ballots
A social media post gaining traction this morning claims: “West Haven from what I understand someone found 2 totes of uncounted ballots. I’m guessing they…
Irritants, The Home Schooling Bill
Shortly after the so called Homeschooling Bill was introduced in Connecticut’s Democrat dominated General Assembly, homeschooling parents arrived in mass at the state Capitol building…
Illegal Alien Pleads Guilty To Fentanyl Trafficking, False Statement Offenses
David X. Sullivan, United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, and Jarod Forget, Special Agent in Charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration for New…
Connecticut’s Projected $363 Million Surplus Goes To New Spending Instead Of Pension Debt
Connecticut still owes billions for public employee pensions, but lawmakers have other plans for the state’s projected $363.1 million General Fund surplus.
Former Senate Nominee Leora Levy Calls For CTGOP Chairman Ben Proto To Resign In Disgrace After Historic Republican Wipeout
The Connecticut Republican Party’s long slide into irrelevance accelerated dramatically on November 3, and one of its most prominent former candidates is no longer willing…
Republicans Crushed In Connecticut As Voting Irregularities Fuel Integrity Questions
The blue wave swept Connecticut on November 3, 2026, handing Gov. Ned Lamont a third term, retaining every statewide constitutional office and all five U.S.…
Stamford Housing Trust Fund’s Board Seats and Record Under Scrutiny
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Wind Power Project Trump Administration Tried To Halt Is Now Fully Operational
The Revolution Wind offshore generation project that President Donald Trump has tried numerous times to halt is fully operational, according to the Danish company that…
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The 4th Congressional District Deserves More Independent Voices
On Thursday, Oct. 29, Ben Wesley, the Independent Party candidate for Congress, was blocked from participating in the 4th Congressional District debate at the Ferguson…
Transparency Update: Constructive Denials of FOIA by CT law enforcement
DESPP officials have a pattern of practice of ignoring FOIA requests for long periods of time. That's also known as a constructive denial.
Open Communities Alliance releases updated Resource Equity data map
The map ranks CT census tracts on education, employment and neighborhood safety, for the purpose of informing residents and lawmakers.