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The new school will be in a flood zone, so while it will be somewhat elevated, the likelihood of mold from street level flooding is high.

Sales tax receipts have surpassed fuel taxes as the single-largest source of revenue for the CT budget’s Special Transportation Fund.

Higher inflation means CT’s government may be able to add up to $1 billion — or more — in new spending and still remain under the statutory spending cap.

More than 20% of Connecticut residents lack high-speed internet access. Here are the parts of CT that are still unserved.

Tenants in CT’s right to counsel program commonly report a job loss or reduced work hours as the reason they missed rent. Here’s the data.

Evictions in CT can be filed because your landlord says you didn’t pay your rent, your lease has expired or you violated rules at your home.

Homelessness in Connecticut increased in 2022 for the first time in nearly a decade, according to an annual count. Here are the numbers.

Most clients of CT’s right to counsel program, which offers free legal assistance to qualifying low-income residents, are people of color.

Since pandemic protections expired and Unite CT stopped taking new applications, evictions in CT have been at some of their highest levels.

Since early pandemic-era protections against eviction expired, the number of filings in CT has spiked. Here’s the data.

Most eviction filings in CT are in cities such as Hartford and New Haven. See how many evictions were filed in your town from 2017-2021 here.

These CT retailers that currently sell medical marijuana will offer recreational pot once statewide production reaches a required threshold.