AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoConsumer Privacy: Connecticut Attorney General William Tong helped secure a $220 million settlement requiring General Motors to get drivers’ express consent before collecting or sharing driving and location data. Connecticut is expected to receive about $6 million. Health Care: A federal judge struck down the Trump administration’s stricter definition of “medically frail,” blocking a barrier to Medicaid work-rule exemptions. Connecticut joined the lawsuit, which sought to protect people with serious health conditions from losing coverage. Election 2026: Gov. Ned Lamont and Republican challenger Ryan Fazio clashed over reproductive rights as Election Day nears; Fazio says he supports keeping abortion legal, while defending his vote against a state protections bill. Public Safety: Waterbury says it has completed testing more than 4,000 fire hydrants, six months after a hydrant failure delayed firefighting at a house blaze. Workforce: Lamont and state leaders are promoting new university and business partnerships to train Connecticut workers in AI skills, even as labor advocates warn of potential job disruption.
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