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Voter-Fraud Push: Connecticut election officials are reacting to reports that DHS is launching a coordinated voter-fraud investigation surge in multiple states, with Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas saying she doesn’t know whether Connecticut is included and hasn’t been contacted. Mail-Ballot Alarm: A Blumenthal-disclosed federal whistleblower warns USPS’s rushed, court-blocked mail-ballot screening portal could lead to millions of ballots not reaching voters or being rejected. Food Safety Recalls: Halloween Chocolately Eyeballs (undeclared milk) are recalled in Connecticut, and Lundberg Organic jasmine rice is recalled in Connecticut due to possible foreign material. Arts & Culture: Susan Tedeschi is set for Tanglewood and Berklee’s first “Homecoming” block party Sept. 19, while “White Collar” star returns to TheaterWorks Hartford for a third project. Local Sports/Community: Colby-Sawyer names Catherine Thomas new nursing dean in New London; and Connecticut’s road-safety study flags alcohol-impaired crashes and pedestrian/biker risk even as fatalities trend down.

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Aug. 31, 2026

Lawsuit accuses Connecticut charter school teacher of sexual abuse

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Chris Ferrari to Appear on Blue Collar America TV

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Renewal by Andersen, Esler Companies strike deals with four college athletic programs

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Arbortech boosts storm-response crews ahead of Connecticut storm season

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Meet the parents spending upwards of $10K on back-to-school fashion— and even sacrificing food to make it work

Attorneys General announce Meta settlement & new child safety reforms for social media

Attorneys General announce Meta settlement & new child safety reforms for social media

After nearly 100 ICE arrests in a week, top officials in Connecticut brace for more problems, respond to threats

After nearly 100 ICE arrests in a week, top officials in Connecticut brace for more problems, respond to threats

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‘Girls now don’t have to go through the struggles I did in boxing...’ Katie Taylor wants lasting legacy in women’s sport

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