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T Charles Erickson/Hartford StageA 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. -
Daniela Doncel/Connecticut PublicConnecticut’s chapter of Big Brothers Big Sisters is calling for more Hispanic mentors. One Puerto Rican mentor found a connection with her mentee through language and culture.
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Instead of building a new data center from scratch, old buildings and data centers can get upgraded to handle the power and cooling needs of the computer chips that make AI work. -
As federal immigration agents make arrests, Connecticut children and families are feeling the effects. Hear from two teenagers whose parents have been deported by ICE.
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Mental health resources differ across state-funded schools in Connecticut. Some want CT State Community College to increase in-person counseling and other services. -
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. -
Can a cat's coat color impact its chances of getting adopted? Connecticut animal shelter officials share their thoughts. -
The “No Kings” movement made a return Saturday across Connecticut and the country. -
Two-term incumbent Ned Lamont meets Republican challenger Ryan Fazio in Connecticut’s Nov. 3 gubernatorial election. They recently spoke to Connecticut Public’s Frankie Graziano about their plans to lower costs for local families. -
Poverty rose in CT when pandemic benefits ended. Federal cuts will make it worse, study says. -
Graphic novels are becoming one of the best selling book genres in North America – but not everyone is happy about it. -
Michael Gero said he lost his beloved pet goat Ferdinand and multiple chickens to the black bear.
