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Delegates were seated by state at the RNC Convention in Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum in 2024.
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CT GOP heads to Dallas for Trump-centric midterm convention
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Republicans from Connecticut and around the U.S. gather in Dallas for unprecedented convention to rally voters ahead of mid-term elections.
U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal speaks outside the Federal Courthouse in Hartford, attending and observing Hartford Immigration Court. Blumenthal said he witnessed understaffing, an overwhelming caseload, and an administrative judge presiding over the court proceedings remotely. He said none of the people appearing before the judge Tuesday had criminal records, and few had attorneys.
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In visit to Hartford immigration court, Blumenthal sees 'purposeful chaos'
Chris Polansky
Connecticut Commissioner of Agriculture Bryan Hurlburt at a press conference at Cecarelli’s Harrison Hill Farm in Northford on July 24, 2026.
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CT opens applications for farmers seeking federal disaster aid
Lisa Hagen
As part of his project, Carley photographed a Long Island chainsaw artist and his Corvair pickup truck painted with a flag because the traditional flag the artist owned was stolen from his front yard. He and his family started painting it with the Stars and Stripes on 9/12/01. In the back of the truck there is an example of his work, a carved wooden bear in the form of a first responder fireman.
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After 9/11, a CT man started photographing American flags. 25 years later, he hasn’t stopped
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