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‘No Kings’ Rallies Set For Saturday In Connecticut, Nationwide
Organizers say the "No Kings" events are meant to build turnout for the midterms and also to encourage voters to take advantage of early voting, which starts Oct. 19 in Connecticut. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Find your polling location at: MyVote.CT.gov/lookup

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Officials Question Recertification Process After Report Of Patient With Maggot-Infested Head Wound At CT Care Facility
In this case, the complaint included images and video of a patient with a maggot-infested wound on their head, according to a statement from Painter’s office.

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CT Begins Distributing 1.5M Eggs From Legal Settlement
Attorney General William Tong and Connecticut Foodshare President and CEO Jason Jakubowski said the effort to distribute 1.5 million eggs will continue for the next few months.

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Latest Poll Shows Lamont Extending Lead As Election Day Nears
Asked to choose from a list of nine issues, 24% of poll respondents said cost of living was the most important to them. That was followed by the economy (21%), taxes (13%), health care (10%) and immigration (10%). No other issue reached double digits.

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‘Unhinged And Unwarranted’ — CT Officials React To Latest Trump Attack On Offshore Wind Project
The project is expected to reach full commercial operation later this year, and it is expected to deliver enough electricity to the New England grid to power 350,000 homes, equivalent to about 2.5% of the region’s electricity supply.

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