Vincent Gabrielle
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Knoxville, TN, United States
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Is TikTok a security threat? CT legislators ask for hard data on spying as ban considered
As lawmakers consider banning TikTok from state-owned devices, documents obtained by CT Insider via FOI indicate FBI has no more evidence of TikTok espionage. → Read More
10 things to know museum collections of Native American remains
A three part investigation by Hearst Connecticut Media Group explores how museums in... → Read More
Five museums have returned all Native American remains from CT
The process of returning remains to tribes can be emotional, painstaking and costly. But it’s the right thing to do, these museum staffers say. → Read More
Native American remains from CT still in museums despite law
Three decades after the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, hundreds of remains taken from Connecticut haven’t been returned to tribes. → Read More
How Indigenous grave robbing took hold in what’s now New England
Collectors were still looting Native American graves in the U.S. in search of bones and artifacts as recently as 1987. → Read More
Proposal to legalize aid in dying in CT brings hours of emotional testimony
Over a hundred people signed up to speak on a bill that would make it legal for terminally-ill patients to seek medically assisted aid in dying. → Read More
Yale scientist's 'powerful,' new gene editing technique promises to speed research
Sidi Chen, a professor of genetics at Yale University, anticipates that this approach to gene editing will be useful for attacking complex genetic problems. → Read More
Connecticut considers banning TikTok, WeChat from state-owned devices
Security experts say that TikTok is not different from other social media platforms on... → Read More
CT judge orders reversal of rule that stripped Medicaid benefits
Hundreds of thousands of people lost Medicaid benefits due to a Trump administration rule. They are now eligible for re-enrollment. → Read More
Connecticut doctors call on legislature to tackle prior authorization during this year's session
The Connecticut State Medical Society says it hopes to rectify issues it has seen with prior authorization, an oftentimes burdensome process. → Read More
Updated COVID booster guidance meant to relieve 'confusing and arduous' process
The goal is to increase the uptake of the bivalent booster, promoting immunity against the alpha strain and the omicron strains of COVID-19. → Read More
Why is Connecticut considering a ban on kangaroo products? Soccer cleats.
Kangaroo hunting is big business. Activists say it's inhumane. A bill would prohibit the sale, barter or offering of dead kangaroos in the state. → Read More
Proposal would create restrictions for gas stoves in CT
Gas stoves have been increasingly identified as sources of harmful indoor air pollution, promoting a Connecticut lawmaker to call for restrictions. → Read More
Could Connecticut be the next state to legalize human composting?
Natural organic reduction is a burial method that rapidly decomposes a body into soil. A bill seeks to make the human composting process legal in Connecticut. → Read More
Study: Cannabis is the treatment of choice for one-third of patients with chronic pain
Across 36 states with medical cannabis programs, like Connecticut, many people with chronic pain turn to cannabis over other treatments. → Read More
CT's largest bridge is set for a $158 million facelift over next six years
The Gold Star Bridge is an important link between Groton and New London for New England. The repairs will make it safe for trucks again. → Read More
What to know about the new COVID variant spreading fast in Connecticut
The COVID-19 variant known as XBB.1.5 has become the dominant variant across the United states and it is considered highly transmissible. → Read More
As pandemic evolves, CT hospitals weigh asymptomatic COVID-19 screening
Hospitals have been screening patients on admission and before surgery for COVID-19. The Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America has new recommendations. → Read More
One of CT's best-kept secrets is a radio tower tracking rarely seen wildlife migration
The Motus system is an international network of radio receiver towers that detects tags placed on wildlife. Some are small enough for butterflies. → Read More
Is 'immunity debt' to blame as COVID, flu, RSV spread across Connecticut?
With COVID-19, RSV and the first ripples of seasonal influenza spreading statewide, some blame the situation on a relatively new concept called “immunity debt.” → Read More