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EPA Tightens Lead Pipe Replacement Rules
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New EPA rules aim to eliminate lead pipes in U.S. homes within a decade, protecting childrens health from contaminated water.
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South Asian Food Incorporated Recalls Bengal King Jhal Chanachur
01:49|South Asian Food Incorporated recalls Bengal King Jhal Chanachur due to undeclared peanuts, posing risk to those with allergies. The recall affects twelve point three four ounce packages distributed nationwide. No illnesses reported yet, but consumers urged to return or contact the company for refund.
ATV Recall: Serious Safety Issues
01:45|Thousands of Luyuans X-Pro Eagle and FRP Sahara youth ATVs are being recalled due to suspension issues and dangerous handlebars, posing crash hazards. The recall affects over two thousand units sold online, with no reported injuries yet. Owners should immediately stop using and contact Luyuan for a free repair at an authorized service center.
Windsor High School Wins State Championship
01:52|Windsor High Schools football team secures their first state championship title since 2014, defeating Bunnell 23-13 in the Class MM final. Led by interim head coach Quinn Fleeting and senior quarterback AJ Robinson, who played with a shoulder injury, the Warriors resilience and determination shone through, overcoming past losses to achieve their long-sought goal.
Sheehan Titans Win Class S Football Championship
01:43|Sheehan Titans Claim Class S Football Championship: Josh Durants Record-Breaking Performance Secures Victory The Sheehan Titans have won the Class S football championship, defeating Northwest Catholic 21-7. This is Sheehans first title since 2019. The game, held at Willow Brook Park in New Britain, was scoreless until the fourth quarter when Sheehan scored 15 points to secure the win. Senior running back Josh Durant rushed for 213 yards and scored all three of Sheehans touchdowns. The teams both finished the season with 11-2 records. Durant and Head Coach John Ferrazzi emphasized playing with relentless effort and energy, which paid off in the championship game.
Autism Prevalence Rises: New CDC Data
01:23|Recent CDC study reveals a significant surge in autism diagnoses among U.S. children, with one in thirty-six now affected. This marks a notable increase from last years estimate of one in forty-four. The study, based on data from eleven communities, shows a persistent trend of growing autism prevalence among eight-year-olds. Notably, the rate of autism diagnosis among Hispanic children now mirrors that of white children, indicating progress in screening and identification. However, disparities persist, with Asian, Black, and Hispanic children still more likely to be diagnosed later in childhood. These findings underscore the ongoing need for increased awareness, improved screening methods, and equitable access to diagnostic services and support for all children.
UConn's Skyler Bell: 2nd Team Walter Camp All-American
01:39|Skyler Bell, UConns redshirt senior wide receiver, has made history by becoming the fourth Husky to earn All-American honors since moving to the Football Bowl Subdivision. Named a second-team Walter Camp All-American, Bells achievement places him among the top college football players in the nation. This recognition comes after an exceptional season where he set new school records for receptions and touchdowns, averaging 12.7 yards per catch and 106.5 yards per game. Bells impressive statistics earned him invitations to both the Panini Senior Bowl and the East-West Shrine Bowl, further solidifying his legacy as a standout player in UConns history.
Governor Orders Flags to Half-Staff on Sandy Hook Anniversary
02:01|Governor Ned Lamont orders flags to half-staff to honor Sandy Hook victims: The thirteenth anniversary of the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown approaches, and Governor Lamont has ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff in remembrance. The shooting, which occurred on December 14, 2012, claimed the lives of twenty children and six educators, making it the deadliest mass shooting in Connecticuts history. Governor Lamont and Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz urge residents to remember the victims and renew their commitment to building a more peaceful world. Numerous foundations and initiatives have been established in the victims names, promoting healing, supporting children, and advocating for violence prevention.
Social Media Usage: 2.5 Hours Daily, 44 Days Yearly
01:41|New study reveals average person spends 2 hours 51 minutes daily on social media, equating to 44 days per year or 5.7 years of their life. Younger generations, particularly those aged 16-24, are heaviest users, with Facebook, YouTube, and WhatsApp remaining most popular. TikTok shows significant growth, especially among younger demographics. Social medias role in daily routines and global events continues to expand.
Hand Football Secures 15th State Title
01:49|Hand football team secures fifteenth state title, ending Killinglys twenty-five-game winning streak with a dominant thirty-seven to thirteen victory in the Class SS state championship game. Hand, seeded number two, held a narrow lead at halftime, but Lucca Boyce and Tim OMalleys plays shifted momentum, with Diego Portley sealing the deal with two fourth-quarter touchdowns.