CT redoubles efforts to equip workforce for AI economy
Business and development leaders hope AI will usher in a productivity boom, but workers are concerned. CT has big plans to train them.
CT Mirror welcomes summer interns and fellows
Four interns are working in a variety of newsroom roles this summer: reporting, data reporting, audience engagement and photojournalism.
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Key lawmaker wants CT to explore partnership to manufacture GLP-1s
A law passed last year requires CT to petition the federal government for cheaper GLP-1 drugs. But the state is not moving ahead on the plan.
Citizens’ group seeks to force gubernatorial debate on property tax
Municipal leaders hope a fresh look at CT’s enduring property tax problem will push gubernatorial candidates to confront the issue.
Jahana Hayes splits with CT delegation on U.S. aid to Israel
The House blocked the amendment to cut $3.3 billion in aid. But the vote divided the Democratic Party as public opinion shifts on Israel.
Bridgeport: Sit & Speak Listening Session
Community Engagement Reporter Reginald David is hosting a Sit & Speak on July 30, 2026, at the Bridgeport Public Library.
Three CT prisons have limited AC as temperatures soar
Temps in CT will reach the mid-to-high 90s this week. More than 2,600 people at 3 state prisons have limited access to air conditioning.
Amtrak launches new study on New Haven-Providence route
The new study of Amtrak rail lines between New Haven and Providence will put more emphasis on public input than a 2016 proposal.
CT sues, again, over withheld school mental health grants
CT joined a second lawsuit against the U.S. Education Dept as it continues trying to end federal grants for school mental health services.
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