AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPolitical Spending in CT: Super PACs are pouring more than $2.5M into Connecticut’s 1st District Democratic primary, with mailers targeting Luke Bronin as “battery-powered by billionaires” and attacking Rep. John Larson for corporate PAC ties. CT Courts & Antitrust: Connecticut AG William Tong says a federal judge called Nexstar’s moves in the Nexstar/TEGNA merger “shocking” and “brazen,” ordering compliance reporting and board changes. Generic Drug Pricing Lawsuit: A judge set a February trial date in states’ generics price-fixing case, a major fight over inflated costs. STEM & Community: Mystic Aquarium won a $4M federal grant to expand its STEM mentoring program across 25+ states and territories. Food Industry & Insurance: Chipwich maker Crave Better Foods withdrew its lawsuit over alleged missing product recall insurance coverage. Workforce & Education: Connecticut launched an online credential registry to help students “know before you enroll,” listing 4,200+ programs. Housing Development: Bridgeport’s Steelpointe Harbor hit a milestone with the first residential phase completed, adding 420 apartments. Energy/Policy: Lamont defended fiscal discipline amid labor support, as unions rally behind his reelection bid.
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