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With her future as education commissioner uncertain, Angélica Infante-Green defends her record amid stagnant test scores and mounting political pressure.
Iron-air batteries store energy using rust. We’re taking a look at how they work and why storing electricity for days could help us use more renewable energy
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Counseling helps many students thrive. Is CT meeting the need on community college campuses?
Mental health resources differ across state-funded schools in Connecticut. Some want CT State Community College to increase in-person counseling and other services.
NH faith communities gather to remember people killed by ICE
The “Refusing to Forget” project invites communities to make flags and remember people who have died in ICE detention or have been killed by ICE agents.
Bird watchers flock to Maine for sighting of rare grey heron
The bird is an inhabitant of Africa, Asia and Europe and is hardly ever seen in North America.
Future West-East rail boosted with $130M federal grant
Transportation officials in Massachusetts say a new $130 million federal grant is an infusion of funds for the evolving West-East passenger rail project, which officials say will connect Springfield to Boston by 2030.
In New England, towns are using a very old approach to take on data centers
Towns and cities across the region are using tools of local control to slow or stop data center development within their borders.
CT officials decry violent political rhetoric following Naugatuck man’s arrest
Naugatuck resident Scott Dyer was arrested by the FBI for allegedly threatening to kill various members of the Republican Party, including at least one unnamed public official.
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