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CT-N, the Connecticut Network, is a government-access television channel owned by the Connecticut General Assembly and managed by the non-profit Connecticut Public Affairs Network under contract with the Office of Legislative Management. The channel was launched on March 10, 1999, and is headquartered in the Legislative Office Building at 300 Capitol Avenue in Hartford, Connecticut. As a dedicated source for online television, CT-N broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week, focusing on non-commercial, unbiased coverage of all three branches of Connecticut state government, including the General Assembly, the Executive Branch, and the Judiciary.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of live and gavel-to-gavel coverage of Connecticut House of Representatives sessions, State Senate sessions, and committee public hearings. The network also features press briefings from the Governor's Office and state agency heads, as well as coverage of special events. The network posts a weekly schedule of upcoming coverage and events, with content typically available for streaming on the website within 24-48 hours after each event ends. The network previously produced a weekly recap program called CT-N Capitol Report, which ran for 13 years before being discontinued. CT-N has provided live coverage of major events in Connecticut history, including a governor's impeachment inquiry, political responses to the September 11 attacks, the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting aftermath, and daily COVID-19 pandemic press briefings. The network is also considered a valuable resource for educators teaching civics, providing teachers with an unfiltered look at state government in action.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Connecticut state government coverage, CT-N is widely available as a free-to-air service via cable television throughout Connecticut. The channel is carried on Frontier Communications statewide on Channel 83, as well as on numerous local cable systems, with a town-by-town channel listing available on the network's website. The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website at ct-n.com, which provides live streaming and an extensive video library. CT-N is also available for streaming on Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices through the CTN channel application. The network receives state funding through community and technical colleges and is supported by a foundation that solicits private contributions, with a small portion of the state budget, ensuring that its educational and government programming reaches residents of Connecticut, civics educators, public policy students, and interested viewers worldwide.

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