Gabby DeBenedictis

Sandy Battulga will cover Hartford as a community engagement reporter, while Kat Struhar will grow and engage CT Mirror’s audience.

Today, CT Mirror launches dedicated arts and culture coverage led by Lucy Gellman, a longtime CT journalist with a deep knowledge of the arts.

Investigative Reporter Ginny Monk was awarded for her work fostering government transparency and disclosing information vital to the public.

Four interns are working in a variety of newsroom roles this summer: reporting, data reporting, audience engagement and photojournalism.

Gordon, a longtime newspaper photographer, will work alongside CT Mirror’s reporters to develop stories and make images.

The Society for Features Journalism selected Tillman’s portfolio of 3 stories—about an Afghan family, a recovery coach and a soy sauce maker.

CT Mirror and ProPublica are finalists for “On the Hook,” an investigation into predatory towing practices in the state.

The First Amendment Award is one of the contest’s three major prizes. CT Mirror won for ‘On the Hook,’ an exposé on predatory towing practices.

CT Mirror was awarded by the Association of Health Care Journalists for ‘Priced Out,’ an investigation into long-term care insurance rate hikes.

CT Mirror and ProPublica are finalists in the 2025 Taylor Family Award for Fairness in Journalism for an investigation into the state’s towing practices.

Investigative Reporter Jenna Carlesso was chosen to participate in what will be CT Mirror’s third stint in the Local Reporting Network.

CT Mirror was awarded across a range of categories, including first-places prizes in health, human interest and science/technology reporting.

CT Mirror is starting 2026 with three new staff members — an education reporter, director of leadership giving and manager of membership.