AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth Care: A Stamford doctor and two practices agreed to pay $866,539 to settle allegations that their lab billed Medicare and Medicaid for blood tests it could not run; they’ll also be barred from federal health programs for three years. Election 2026: Connecticut’s 14-day in-person early-voting period is underway. In the 1st Congressional District, voters will choose a new representative after John Larson’s primary defeat. Public Safety: University of New Haven senior Ryan O’Shea, remembered as a campus and hockey leader, was killed in a wrong-way crash on I-91 in North Haven. Immigration: Norwalk activists are urging Gov. Ned Lamont to direct $25 million toward legal aid and emergency support for families affected by ICE arrests. Utilities and Work: State officials are examining how utilities use AI, while a new Connecticut law governs electronic workplace monitoring. Economy: Connecticut added 1,400 jobs in September, though the state’s unemployment rate remains above the national average.
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