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Olympic medalist Sally Kipyego returns to Manchester Road Race after years away
The two-time Manchester Road Race champion is lacing up for this year's Thanksgiving Day tradition, joining a field that also includes Annie Rodenfels.
Connecticut News Headlines for Sunday, November 8, 2026
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Kamala Harris And Alex Jones Align To End The Trump Agenda - Can You See It?
It's not generally known that Kamala Harris, the former vice president, and Alex Jones, the Infowars publisher, have characterized President Donald Trump in largely identical…
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Opinion: Election leaves Connecticut without political competition
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Connecticut Offers Bigger EV Checks, Funded By Your Electric Bill And Registration Fees
Connecticut has handed out $53.2 million in EV rebates, including millions for buyers in its wealthiest towns.
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House Republicans Unanimously Re-Elect Candelora as Caucus Leader
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No New News In Connecticut
Following the 2026 midterm non-presidential election wipe-outs in Connecticut, some think this is not new news.
- Yankee Institute news project
Audit: SERC underreported $13.6 M to Open Paycheck
A recent audit found SERC officials underreported $13.6 million in vendor expenditures to Connecticut's Open Checkbook.
Car crashes into utility pole in Manchester, closes road for several hours
A road in Manchester is closed on Saturday following a crash.
Hartford HealthCare's Medical Mission provides free care across Connecticut
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Thousands of volunteers helped deliver free medical care and essential services across Connecticut on Saturday as part of Hartford HealthCare's annual…
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.
Democrats’ ‘Tsunami’ Did Not Stop 8 States From Passing Proof Of Citizenship And Voter ID Requirements
The states of Alaska, Arkansas, Kansas, South Dakota, and West Virginia all passed ballot measures that now require proof of U.S. citizenship in order to…
Color Revolution Is Insurrection
Half the country is doing an end-zone war dance, the other half is scratching its weary head. That was some election!
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…
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.
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.
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.
Lamont keeps Brokman as chief, mulls changes in cabinet
Gov. Ned Lamont asked for the resignations of his cabinet Friday, the first step to assessing what changes he intends to make before Jan. 6.
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.
🔒 CT-based Otis earns world record for tallest elevators at 117-story China tower
The 597.2 meter elevators are part of Tianjin 117, a super-tall building slated for completion at the end of 2027.
- Free-market policy think tank
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. A law they…