Connecticut's AI Responsibility and Transparency Act is on the governor's desk. The lead sponsor represents my district. Here's what's in it, who carries the burden, and where it collides with the federal preemption push.
A record fillup at a Stratford Citgo, charted against six months of debit-card history. Connecticut and the U.S. crossed $4 a gallon for the first time since 2022, and the Strait of Hormuz isn't reopening.
A Subway crew in Shelton, CT noticed a regular's order looked wrong and made the sandwich both ways — no extra charge, no hesitation.
The biggest storm to hit Connecticut since 2013 dropped 17.5 inches on Milford. I was 750 miles away in Indiana. By the time I got home, the roads were clear.
HHS released the largest Medicaid dataset in department history — 227 million rows of provider-level claims data, free to download. I spent a Sunday afternoon joining it with public reference files to see what it could tell me about Connecticut.
The Connecticut Online AI Academy is free, online, and open to all residents 18 and older. If you haven't formally started your AI journey, this is a solid place to begin.
Two weeks after Winter Storm Fern buried Connecticut, most of the snow is still here. This weekend's forecast explains why.
Winter Storm Fern (or Benjamin) dropped a foot of snow on Milford, Connecticut. For me, it was barely a blip. That's worth pausing to appreciate.
If you're in Connecticut, you may have noticed local TV calling this weekend's storm 'Benjamin' while national coverage calls it 'Fern.' Both are unofficial—and the local tradition predates The Weather Channel by four decades.
A potentially historic winter storm will affect 30+ states from Friday through Monday. Here's the timeline, what to expect, and why forecasts this far out deserve healthy skepticism.