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Steve Yellen Uses Self-Efficacy to Manage Parkinson's Disease

Steve Yellen Uses Self-Efficacy to Manage Parkinson's Disease

Steve Yellen Uses Self-Efficacy to Manage Parkinson's Disease
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Self-Efficacy Empowers Man with Parkinson's to Overcome Challenges

Self-Efficacy Empowers Man with Parkinson's to Overcome Challenges

Self-Efficacy Empowers Man with Parkinson's to Overcome Challenges
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The WNBA’s 30th season brings 2 new teams, a transformational CBA and another title chase for Aces

The WNBA’s 30th season brings 2 new teams, a transformational CBA and another title chase for Aces

The WNBA is poised for a historic 30th season after a transformational new collective bargaining agreement was reached in March
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Chicken and Waffles add a sweet-salty twist to Mother’s Day

Chicken and Waffles add a sweet-salty twist to Mother’s Day

Chicken and Waffles is joining classics like Eggs Benedict and French Toast on more brunch menus
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LeBron James Celebrates J.R. Smith's College Graduation, Reflects on NBA Titles Together

LeBron James Celebrates J.R. Smith's College Graduation, Reflects on NBA Titles Together

LeBron James Celebrates J.R. Smith's College Graduation, Reflects on NBA Titles Together
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Connecticut Legislature Passes AI Regulation Bill to Protect Consumers and Workers

Connecticut Legislature Passes AI Regulation Bill to Protect Consumers and Workers

Connecticut's state legislature has passed a comprehensive bill aimed at regulating artificial intelligence (AI) to protect consumers and workers. The bill, known as Senate Bill 5, received final legislative approval with a vote of 131-17 in the House of Representatives and 32-4 in the Senate. The legislation seeks to establish Connecticut as a leader in AI oversight by creating a regulatory framework that balances consumer protection with industry growth. Key provisions include the creation of oversight committees, workforce development programs, and measures to prevent AI from discriminating in hiring processes. The bill also mandates that AI companions disclose their non-human nature and implement protocols to detect and prevent self-harm among users. Governor Ned Lamont has expressed support for the bill, emphasizing the importance of protecting children and workers from the potential risks posed by emerging technologies.
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Connecticut Initiative Launches Guide to Promote Local Farms and Fresh Food

Connecticut Initiative Launches Guide to Promote Local Farms and Fresh Food

A new guide titled the '2026 Guide to Farm Fresh Food in Northeastern Connecticut' has been launched by Grown ConNECTed, an initiative of UConn Extension. This 52-page guide aims to connect residents with over 175 local farms, farmstands, and 21 farmers' markets in the region. It includes a calendar of agricultural fairs, a list of farms by town, and a map of the region's farms. The guide also highlights farms participating in the SNAP program, offering pick-your-own fruits, and those that are organic or have activities for children. The guide will be available at farmers' markets, local food retailers, libraries, and social service agencies, and can be downloaded from GrownConNECTed.org. The initiative is funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Marketing Service.
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Connecticut to Experience Cooler Weather and Showers by Weekend

Connecticut to Experience Cooler Weather and Showers by Weekend

Connecticut is currently enjoying a warm spell with temperatures reaching nearly 80°F (27°C) on Tuesday. However, this summer-like weather is expected to be short-lived. According to Greenwich Time, a weak weather system is anticipated to bring showers to the region by Saturday, particularly later in the day. The cloud cover associated with this system will likely keep temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s°F (15-17°C). As the weekend progresses, there is cautious optimism for Mother's Day on Sunday, with the possibility of some sunshine and temperatures rebounding to around 70°F (21°C).
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Why Michigan Women’s Basketball’s outlook is strong for 2026-27 season

Why Michigan Women’s Basketball’s outlook is strong for 2026-27 season

Recently at No. 4 in ESPN’s way-too-early rankings, the Michigan women’s basketball team is poised for a strong season in 2026-27:
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Significant Temperature Increase Expected in NYC Area This Week

Significant Temperature Increase Expected in NYC Area This Week

The New York City area is set to experience a significant rise in temperatures during the first half of the week. According to CBS News New York, Meteorologist Tony Sadiku reports that the Tri-State Area will see a major warmup before the arrival of rain. This weather pattern is expected to bring unseasonably warm conditions, providing a brief respite from cooler temperatures typically experienced during this time of year. The warmup is anticipated to affect the entire region, including New York City, New Jersey, and Connecticut, as the area transitions into a period of milder weather.
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Virginia Appoints David Wilkinson as Chief Transformation Officer

Virginia Appoints David Wilkinson as Chief Transformation Officer

Virginia has appointed David Wilkinson as its new Chief Transformation Officer (CTO), bringing extensive experience from both federal government and academia. Wilkinson previously served in the Obama administration as director of the White House Office of Social Innovation and as a senior policy adviser. He also held leadership roles in Connecticut's government and at Yale University's Tobin Center for Economic Policy. Governor Abigail Spanberger announced Wilkinson's appointment, emphasizing his commitment to enhancing government efficiency and transparency. Wilkinson aims to leverage modern technology and performance metrics to improve state operations.
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At 250, the Declaration of Independence Still Sparks Hard Questions in Class

At 250, the Declaration of Independence Still Sparks Hard Questions in Class

History teachers across the U.S. are working to make the nation's founding documents relevant as the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence approaches