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This aerial view shows demolition crews working to finish removing the Fairfield Avenue bridge over Interstate 95, Saturday, May 4, 2024 in Norwalk, Conn. Crews are expected to finish removing the bridge by Sunday morning, and road repairs will be made. The tanker truck burst into flames under the overpass after colliding with two other vehicles Thursday. The cause remains under investigation.
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‘An amazing work of art’: Officials celebrate rapid reopening of I-95 after bridge fire, demolition
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Connecticut’s Transportation Commissioner says a ribbon-cutting for a replacement overpass will happen within a year.
Gov. Ned Lamont spoke at a vigil for Nex Benedict, a nonbinary teen, held at the Capitol on Feb. 28, 2024.
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CT: 'Safe haven' for transgender youth? For some, not safe enough
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House Speaker Matt Ritter and House Majority Leader Jason Rojas (L-R) talk with reporters Friday May 3, 2024 at the Connecticut Capitol as a bill to create a roadmap for EV's appeared stalled. “I think our state was shocked at how much pushback there was and how woefully unprepared we were for that transition,” Ritter said. “I don't see it getting better by doing nothing. But some people think the commission is not worth it.” (Michayla Savitt/Connecticut Public)
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EV study bill stalls in the CT legislature as end-of-session draws closer
Michayla Savitt
Rockville General Hospital is one of three hospitals in Connecticut owned by Prospect Medical Holdings.
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Yale New Haven Health deal to purchase three CT hospitals on life support
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