Pope Francis in critical but stable condition, has CT scan, Vatican says
Pope Francis remains in critical condition but is stable and returned to work Tuesday evening, the Vatican announced.
Hit-and-run driver who killed Connecticut state trooper pleads guilty, agrees to 18-year sentence
Wife of CT trooper killed in hit-and-run crash on I-84 opposes plea deal for driver
Suspect in hit-and-run that killed Connecticut State Police trooper accepts plea deal

Connecticut cannibal killer given conditional release

Connecticut cannibal killer given conditional release after 2011 murder in which he ate victim's brain, eye
Man who ate part of his victim's brain granted supervised release from Connecticut psychiatric hospital
Who is Tyree Smith? Outrage as ‘Cannibal Killer’ who ate victim's brain, eye granted conditional release
The Psychiatric Security Review Board in Middletown granted conditional release to Connecticut man from a maximum-security mental health facility after he was declared not guilty by reason of insanity for using a hatchet to kill a victim and then devouring their body parts.

Scottish Highland bull on loose in Connecticut

Fluffy Scottish Highland bull on the loose in Connecticut town, evading capture for days
Watch: 'Waldo' the Scottish highland bull on the loose in Connecticut
Adorable Scottish Highland Cow Terrorizes Connecticut Town For Days After Escaping Home
Kent, Connecticut, a small town with a population of just over 3,000, has added one more to that number in recent days in the form of an adorable but
Is eliminating Daylight Saving Time worth Connecticut's time?
There has been a lot of buzz recently in state and federal government about Daylight Saving Time. ‘Enough is enough’: Europe’s leaders are piling pressure on the EU to release $200 billion of frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine After laying groundwork for months,
CT Senate approves $40 million for special education, but Gov. Lamont has concerns
Connecticut Senate follows up on House action, approving $40 M for special education, $3 million for refugees, LGBTQ-plus, reproductive services.
CT lawmakers pass bill that allows revenue sharing in college sports. What it means for UConn
UConn and other schools are allowed to pay student-athletes up to $20.5 million a year. Gov. Ned Lamont must sign the bill into law.
Connecticut senators renew push for Ethan's Law on a federal level
Connecticut lawmakers gathered in Washington Tuesday to create federal requirements for safe gun storage on a national level.
Retired state police detective working as part-time officer in CT arrested on DUI charge
The retired Connecticut State Police detective who works in Deep River was arrested on a DUI charge over the weekend.
CT-raised Jen Psaki to take on new MSNBC prime time role, network to replace Joy Reid
Former White House press secretary and MSNBC anchor Jen Psaki will take on a new nightly prime time role. Media reports state the cable news network announced Monday that it would make major changes to its lineup,
CT Senate approves emergency bills to allow grants for nonprofits and more
The state Senate granted final legislative approval Tuesday for key measures that will allow payments to UConn athletes in the future and provide grants to more than 20 nonprofit organizations that are facing funding cuts from President Donald Trump’s administration.

Medicaid, Connecticut

CT counselor sentenced for defrauding Medicaid. She spent $1.6M on trips, shows and food deliveries.
Connecticut youth counselor sentenced in $1.6M Medicaid fraud to fund lavish lifestyle
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Once top-paid Connecticut counselor sentenced for defrauding Medicaid out of more than $1.6 million