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The attorney general wants to overhaul the state's healthcare bureaucracy and create a public insurance option, arguing that years of underinvestment demand major changes
In cities like Providence that have a long industrial history, heavy metals often end up in the waterways. Today’s episode looks at how this happens, and what it means for the city’s residents
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‘Sí se puede. We will continue to’: Latinos in CT reflect on labor rights activist Dolores Huerta
The death of labor rights leader Dolores Huerta has many Latinos in Connecticut honoring and remembering her legacy.
After dozens of COVID-era veteran deaths in Holyoke, a new 'soldier's home' is unveiled
Massachusetts new state-of-the-art Veterans Home in Holyoke was unveiled Thursday, marking a major milestone in the transformation of veterans care in the state, officials say. Formerly known as the Holyoke Soldiers' Home, the facility was built on the site of a deadly 2020 COVID-19 outbreak, where at least 76 veterans died — a tragedy that helped the push to replace it.
Public seeking answers about new Cape Cod gas pipeline
Critics suggest the larger-diameter pipe could someday carry more gas than the two old pipes combined, if an expansion received government approval. But that is not part of the current plan, the pipeline owner says.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Hantz Marconi settles ethics probe; won't face discipline
Hantz Marconi admitted an error in judgment for conversations she had with the governor and others during her husband’s criminal investigation. She’ll face no discipline.
In Maine's Senate race, voters weigh opposing views of Susan Collins' power and influence
Maine's Senate race could turn on a simple question: Are Maine voters angry enough at President Donald Trump that they’ll part with Republican Sen. Susan Collins, the state’s longest serving senator in more than a century?
Hartford Stage’s ‘Dracula’ makes us face our fears
A new adaptation makes its U.S. debut at Hartford Stage. Playwright Morgan Lloyd Malcolm thinks that focusing on fear is where she was most faithful to Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel.
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