Connecticut Today

Daily Connecticut briefing: homelessness crisis, local election shifts, potential Medicaid cuts, SNAP concerns during the shutdown, housing market trends and a windy, cool forecast.

Correction: The headline for this briefing has been updated to reflect it was produced for November 6.

Quick Connecticut briefing: post‑Election Day results, SEEC subpoenas over grant records, rising ICE arrests/deportations, delayed federal workforce grants, high school football updates, and a windy cold front.

Quick Connecticut update: SNAP funding uncertainty, local Election Day details, student fitness declines, SoundWaters adult course, and a brisk, windy weather forecast.

CT roundup: low early-vote turnout prompts questions, a Trump donor sues a Lyme dealership, bipartisan AI chatbot bill proposed, AI deepfakes hit high school sports, and a coastal storm brings showers.

CTInsider's daily briefing: elections influenced by national politics, shutdown hits federal workers, time-change debate grows, alcohol linked to higher dementia risk, UConn basketball previews, and windy Halloween weather.

Quick Connecticut update: competitive local elections, a major corruption conviction, viral Fairfield Halloween display, UConn basketball rankings, and a rainy, windy storm today.

CTInsider's quick briefing: speed-camera fines start, Connecticut joins lawsuit over SNAP cuts, election prep underway, Karaban returns to UConn, and local costume designer gains traction.

CTInsider briefing: state emergency funding for Foodshare, rising chronic absenteeism, Malala's memoir event, CT Witch Crawl, UConn standout Sarah Strong, and a chilly week with rain Thursday.

Quick Connecticut roundup: legal settlement winds down, probe into possible sham marriages prompts reform talk, NYC-to-CT movers rise, historic demolition stirs debate, local actor joins Hamilton; sunny, chilly weather ahead.

CT briefing: pension subsidies widen school gaps, Electric Boat buys Crystal Mall for submarine support expansion, Avelo to leave Bradley, lower wildfire risk, and George Springer's World Series run.