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Lawmakers consider ending tax credit for film industry
Connecticut has offered tax breaks for the film industry to encourage productions to film in the state, but some lawmakers are concerned the state has lost millions in revenue because of those tax credits.
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Is AM radio disappearing?
Several automakers are removing AM radio from their electric vehicles, but there’s a big push from lawmakers, the FCC and FEMA to stop it because of emergency alerts.
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Lawmakers consider proposals to tighten election integrity
State legislators from both sides of the aisle say they want to see a bill that addresses election integrity before the end of the session.
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Lawmakers look to crack down on drivers who illegally pass school buses
State lawmakers are considering a measure that would increase fines for drivers caught illegally passing stopped school buses.
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Lawmakers look to enact procedures regarding removal of controversial library books
School boards across Connecticut are having heated debates about which books belong in schools. Now, some lawmakers are looking to set rules on when and how to remove books from a library.
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Some CT lawmakers aim to ban workplace non-disclosure agreements
Some Connecticut lawmakers are proposing a ban on non-disclosure agreements in the workplace.
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CT Lawmakers Urge Ticketmaster Investigation
After Ticketmaster’s merger with Live Nation, there’s been an increased concern with the company.
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Ticketmaster Fiasco Catches the Eye of Connecticut Lawmakers
When Ticketmaster and Live Nation merged in 2010, federal regulators issued consent decrees, or guidelines, for how the companies could operate. Senator Richard Blumenthal says the fallout from the Taylor Swift ticket sales shows a larger issue with the company, and that those consent decrees aren’t being enforced strongly enough. “It has dominance in sponsorships, advertising, venues, artist management. It…