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As the deadline approaches, U. S. cities and states scramble to obligate American Rescue Plan funds. While some struggle to allocate their share, others implement backup plans to ensure full utilization of the federal aid.
Two-thirds of US states now allow campaign funds for childcare, aiming to increase political representation of parents. Despite growing usage, challenges persist for mothers in politics.
Yale University reached a settlement with 154 plaintiffs in a case involving fentanyl diversion at its fertility clinic. Patients underwent painful procedures due to a nurse's drug tampering, prompting new safety measures.
Noel E. Parmentel Jr., a pivotal figure in New York's literary scene, has passed away at 98. Known for his satirical writing and connections with notable authors, Parmentel left an indelible mark on American literature.
A boat collision with a jetty in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, leaves three people missing. Multiple rescue teams deployed in response to the mass casualty incident involving 8-9 individuals.
U. S. Justice Department and eight states file lawsuit against RealPage, accusing the property management software company of using algorithms to illegally inflate apartment rents through landlord collusion.
Former President Trump visits Arizona to highlight immigration concerns, contrasting with the ongoing Democratic National Convention. The campaign stop aims to refocus attention on border policies.
A single mom's home in Oxford, Connecticut, collapsed due to severe flooding. Miraculously, her son's sonograms were found 30 miles away and returned, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the devastation.
A Democratic primary for a Connecticut legislative seat experienced multiple winner reversals due to counting errors. The unusual situation highlights the importance of accurate vote tallying in close elections.
Tropical Storm Ernesto generates dangerous rip currents on the U. S. East Coast, prompting warnings and rescues. Bermuda and Caribbean islands grapple with storm aftermath as schools prepare to reopen.
The Scott J. Beigel Memorial Fund, honoring a teacher killed in the Parkland shooting, sends underprivileged children to summer camps. The program has grown significantly, providing life-changing experiences for hundreds of kids.
Connecticut Republicans prepare for primaries to challenge long-standing Democratic incumbents in Congress. The state, which hasn't elected a GOP representative in nearly 20 years, faces significant hurdles in fundraising and voter support.
Demolition of the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, site of a 2017 mass shooting, has begun. The decision has stirred controversy among community members, reflecting broader debates on memorializing tragedy sites.
U. S. Senators Graham and Blumenthal visited Kyiv, commending Ukraine's cross-border operation in Russia's Kursk region. They met with President Zelenskiy, discussing Ukraine's need for long-range weapons to end the war.
Connecticut Republicans prepare for primaries to challenge Democratic incumbents in Senate and House races. Early voting and historical patterns set the stage for the August 13 contests.
Volunteer-led group Braver Angels brought together 750 diverse political voices in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Participants share insights on overcoming partisanship and finding common ground.
IDEX Corp announces $1 billion acquisition of Mott Corp, strengthening its position in medical technologies and filtration industries. The deal is set to close by the end of Q3 2024.