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The term-limited attorney general reflects on his time in office and calls for more aggressive action on healthcare, energy affordability and government accountability
In cities like Providence that have a long industrial history, heavy metals often end up in the waterways. Today’s episode looks at how this happens, and what it means for the city’s residents
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NH voters asked to remove defunct ‘Register of Probate’ job from state Constitution
The Legislature stripped the job functions of the county register of probate 15 years ago. But every two years, people still run for the office, which pays $100.
Why New England doesn't have large AI data centers, and what the region is doing to prepare for them
In much of the country, the AI boom is driving the construction of hyperscale data centers. Not so much in New England. But change is coming. Here's how some in the region are preparing.
Dashboard tracks drug overdose deaths in Connecticut
The project aims to help health workers and community groups understand patterns and plan prevention work.
NH healthcare providers see patient stress over looming Medicaid work requirements
Providers say work requirements, which go into effect for some Medicaid recipients, do not align with reality for many patients.
Hop on the bus, get a free mammogram: Why this CT program is serving uninsured people this October
A Hartford Hospital bus is offering free mammograms for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Doctors recommend the flu vaccine for pregnant people as flu season ramps up
The vaccine can help mitigate risk of serious illness, and protect newborns before they’re old enough for immunization.
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