The U.S. Supreme Court decision to temporarily revive the Biden administration’s regulation of “ghost guns.” Eversource takes a step in cutting emissions in its operations. Westport considers a measure to reduce light pollution. And all signs are pointing to another peak year for Connecticut’s osprey.

Connecticut will spend $16 million from its American Rescue Plan Act money to expand free school meals in the new school year. At least four Connecticut children have died by drowning this year. A group of New York veterans sue the state over retail marijuana licenses. And Connecticut residents with disabilities are legally allowed to be paid less than minimum wage.

Insurance industry experts advise Connecticut homeowners to harden their properties. "Fire Island Jane Doe" has been identified as investigations into the Gilgo Beach murders continue. Connecticut officials say local shellfish are safe to eat. And all about the new finance curriculum being added to Connecticut high schools.

A new law will protect Connecticut seniors from fraud. Touch screen voting in New York has raised some concerns. Eversource is at odds with Connecticut over ratemaking. And more from Off the Path’s New England summer road trip series.

A new project will convert a former illegal dumpsite in Bridgeport into a garden. Almost 30% of New York’s electricity now comes from renewable energy sources. Connecticut calls on ISO New England to focus more on environmental justice. And a conversation with actress and now director, Joanna Gleason.

The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station is warning residents about new invasive species of ticks they’ve discovered. The suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer appeared in court today. Amid noise and pollution concerns, Governor Ned Lamont talks up Tweed airports expansion. And Bridgeport ramps up efforts to create more green space.

A $550,000 grant will help veterans in Connecticut break into agriculture. Everybody’s talking about aliens. Norwalk Hospital’s food service workers will vote on whether to unionize. And violations have been increasing in Connecticut nursing homes.

Suffolk County has opened its application period for its down payment assistance program. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona made a visit to Connecticut today. Connecticut’s Attorney General braces for another bank merger. And a military program to help green card holders gets an update.

The ACLU of Connecticut calls for action after an audit found thousands of misreported traffic stops in the state. State police commanders vote no-confidence in the commissioner. Suffolk’s DA will be the lead prosecutor in the case against the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer. And taking a trip to Christina’s World.

Connecticut could end the sale of gas-powered passenger cars by 2035. There are about 130 Connecticut state troopers who could be involved in the recent ticketing scandal. Ticks are now a year-round problem in the Northeast. And a Shinnecock art exhibition opens this weekend.