Food insecurity in Connecticut is growing, alarming advocates and lawmakers following the release of a new nationwide report this week that says nearly half a million state residents didn't have enough food to eat in 2022.
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HARTFORD, CT – House Democrats pushed through their "Work, Live, Ride" legislation last week to address the state's housing shortage, which fair-housing advocates describe has having reached a crisis level, but Republicans voiced concerns about how the bill might be implemented in local communities.