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CT residents continue to deal with flight issues after global IT outage
The impact of Friday’s global IT outage continued into the new week. Travelers from Connecticut and all over the world are still dealing with compounding flight chaos.
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How to stand out in the job market
From what to put on your resume to getting your portfolio in the hands of a hiring team, the Associated Director of UConn’s Center for Career Development shares advice to stand out in the job market.
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Connecticut to receive hundreds of millions in federal climate change funds
Hundreds of millions of dollars coming to Connecticut and the region to combat climate change.
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Being bear aware: Multiple incidents involving bears reported in Connecticut
Environmental officials say there are about 1,200 to 1,300 bears in Connecticut and right now, they are seeing a lot of bear activity as they venture into new places.
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Conn. leaders react to Biden withdrawing from presidential race
Connecticut political leaders are weighing in on Sunday after President Joe Biden announced his decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. The announcement, posted to X early Sunday afternoon, followed weeks of upheaval within the Democratic Party amid growing concerns about the 81-year-old’s ability to win reelection in November. Biden, who previously maintained that he was “not going...
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Golfers prepare for 90th Connecticut Open at Shorehaven Golf Club
The 90th Connecticut Open is coming to Shorehaven Golf Club this year. The three-day tournament is expecting a talented field. Defending champion Brett Stegmeier will be back, along with Peter Ballo, who finished fourth last year and won the Connecticut Open in 2021 and 2022. Ballo said he is eager to tee it up and compete again this year. “You know…
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Proposed legislation aims to help solve cold case murders in Connecticut
A state senator is proposing legislation that would help solve cold cases, arguing that the murder victims’ families deserve answers.
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Proposed legislation aims to help solve cold case murders in Connecticut
Making a push to help bring justice for the families of cold case murder victims. A state senator says he’s proposing legislation that would help solve these cases saying the families deserve answers while also helping local police. “It hangs over you. There’s no closure.” Closure is what James Stone and others in his family are still searching for...
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Five new Chipotle locations coming to CT by end of 2024
Everybody “romaine” calm — Chipotle Mexican Grill might be opening up a location near you. The popular fast-casual Mexican chain is slated to open five new stores in Connecticut by the end of this year. A Chipotle spokesperson told NBC Connecticut that the company expects to open restaurants at the following locations in the coming months: Each of the five…
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Invasive beetles ruining gardens in Connecticut
UConn bug experts say this has been a good year for certain beetle populations in Connecticut and that is bad news for backyard gardens.
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988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline used thousands of times by people in Connecticut
Tuesday marks the two-year anniversary of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline activating in the state.
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988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline used thousands of times by people in Connecticut
Connecticut is making strides to increase access to mental health care. Tuesday marks the two-year anniversary of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline activating in the state. Help is one phone call – or text – away. “If that number was on the back of my son’s college ID, perhaps my life would be different,” said Ann Dagle, of the Brian...
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Teen accused of running over girlfriend in Burlington charged in connection with her death
State police have arrested a 19-year-old Harwinton man in connection with the death of his 17-year-old girlfriend last year.
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Connecticut lawmakers call for unity, investigation after assassination attempt
Connecticut’s federal lawmakers continued their pleas for unity in their first public appearances since a gunman attempted to assassinate former President Donald Trump Saturday.
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Connecticut lawmakers call for unity, investigation after assassination attempt
Connecticut’s federal lawmakers continued their pleas for unity in their first public appearances since a gunman attempted to assassinate former President Donald Trump Saturday. “You go to the ballot box and you don’t go to violence,” Rep. Rosa DeLauro, (D) 3rd District said while at an unrelated press conference in New Haven. Trump’s ear was grazed after...
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Skimming devices found at 2 Big Y markets in Connecticut
Big Y said it found skimming devices at two of its supermarkets in Connecticut and the company is investigating.
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Skimming devices found at 2 Big Y markets in Connecticut
Big Y said it found skimming devices at two of its supermarkets in Connecticut and the company is investigating. The company said they discovered on June 29 that someone had attached a skimming device to one single terminal in its Naugatuck and Plainville locations. Big Y is investigating. They said they have inspected all of their terminals and will continue…
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Camp No Limits celebrates its 20th year
As Disability Pride Month continues, Camp No Limits is celebrating its 20th year.
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Camp No Limits celebrates its 20th year
As Disability Pride Month continues, Camp No Limits is celebrating its 20th year. Camp No Limits is an overnight camp for children and adolescents with limb loss or limb differences and their families. The goal of the camp is to increase the independence of children and adolescents who live with limb loss and limb differences. This year’s camp is being...
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Middle school guidance counselor in Norwalk accused of sexually assaulting student
Police have been investigating since a complaint was made in April accusing a Norwalk public school employee of allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with a student.