Hartford Courant - 2019-02-23

• POLICE WORK TO SOLVE CRIMES, STEM VIOLENCE
• Robert Kraft under fire
• Lamont bypasses White House visit Governor, others standing up against new tax law
• Access to Mueller’s report, evidence may be guided by Congress, Clinton email case
• KELLY SEX CASE
• SCHOOLS ASSESSMENT
• PLAYER COACH
• Venezuela soldiers attack aid group at Brazil border
• ‘Empire’ producers cut Smollett from season’s last episodes
• Trump sets up abortion obstacles, bars referrals
• Trump vows 1st veto on crisis
• California parents of 13 plead guilty to torture and abuse
• Cuomo reflects on losing Amazon HQ
• Union: American Airlines’ sick policy biased against women
• Is this ‘the best a man can be’?
• A misguided war against ride-sharing
• Judge grants citizenshi­p to twin son of gay couple
• Probe of state police equipment rekindled
• Gov. Lamont names state commission­ers of insurance, public health and housing
• Hartford teen committed to Whiting for 42 years in slaying
• GOP candidate for state Senate seat fires campaign manager
• UConn Health had data breach
• Child dies from flu, state officials say
• Glastonbur­y board calls for $1.2M education cut
• Hartford reaches deal with labor group
• RELIGION NOTES
• Who has the last word on names?
• HOROSCOPES
• Cromwell takes Shoreline title Panthers win fourth consecutiv­e tournament championsh­ip, halt East Hampton
• UConn’s 1999 national title gave state reason to believe
• Hurley offers dictionary’s worth of discouragi­ng words about SMU game
• Johnson builds 2-shot lead in Mexico; Woods rallies
• Wolves overcome Towns’ absence
• Innovation­s allow outdoor games almost anywhere
• Copeland scores 23 to carry Yale past Dartmouth 77-59
• Kershaw shut down by Dodgers
• Cashman: Ballclub never talked dollars with Machado
• 1969 stars reflect on title
• New rule package creates mystery
• Granby holds on to defeat Suffield
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