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2024: Connecticut reports $6.2 billion in general sales and gross receipts taxes revenue

Of the $23.2 billion in taxes collected by Connecticut in 2024, 26.8%, or $6.2 billion, came from general sales and gross receipts taxes, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC).

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Connecticut Department of Transportation plans Bank Street bridge rehabilitation in Seymour

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Fairfield softball secures walk-off win over Central Connecticut State

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Connecticut Bar Association extends deadline for House of Delegates nominations

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Connecticut Department of Transportation plans safety and congestion improvements in Middletown

The Connecticut Department of Transportation announced plans to improve several roads in Middletown by addressing congestion and enhancing safety features near key intersections. Construction could begin as early as spring 2027 if approvals are met.

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Caroline Ducharme signs training camp contract with Golden State Valkyries

Caroline Ducharme has signed a training camp contract with the Golden State Valkyries after her successful career at UConn. She is joined by other notable players entering professional basketball following this year’s WNBA Draft.
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Sen. Hwang leads effort to protect Easton watershed and create memorial garden

State Senator Tony Hwang gathered officials in Easton to discuss plans for a memorial pollinator garden honoring Eunice Hanson while protecting local watershed lands. Stakeholders agreed on steps for conservation alongside commemorating an Easton family affected by September 11.
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Connecticut Bar Association co-hosts video premiere on attorneys of color history

The Connecticut Bar Association premiered a video on April 2 highlighting four trailblazing attorneys of color at Quinnipiac University School of Law. The event included stories about their careers and contributions while emphasizing ongoing efforts for diversity within Connecticut’s legal profession.
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Prides Corner Farms establishes scholarships for plant science students at UConn CAHNR

Prides Corner Farms has donated funds establishing new scholarships at UConn’s College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. The awards will support plant science students starting from the 2026-27 academic year. Leaders say this partnership strengthens opportunities for future professionals.

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Sen. Hwang votes against bill restricting law enforcement activities in Connecticut

State Sen. Tony Hwang has voted against Senate Bill 397 citing concerns about its impact on law enforcement operations in Connecticut. He emphasized constitutional issues around immigration policy while calling for balanced protection of both immigrant rights and public safety.
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Connecticut Department of Transportation to hold meeting on Valley Road bridge project in Easton

The Connecticut Department of Transportation will host a public information meeting about plans for rehabilitating Bridge No. 04934 over Aspetuck River in Easton on April 30. Residents can provide feedback that may shape final designs as construction is anticipated for 2028.
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Connecticut Bar Association leaders attend ABA Day in Washington, D.C.

Leaders from the Connecticut Bar Association joined national colleagues at ABA Day in Washington this March. They advocated for funding public defenders and supporting legal aid programs while meeting lawmakers. The association continues efforts that include education initiatives reaching over 7,000 members statewide.