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How to vote — in-person or absentee — on election day
November 3, 2020

How to vote — in-person or absentee — on election day

by Jake Kara and Kasturi Pananjady
Best of 2019: Blacks dying from fentanyl at same rate as whites for first time
December 27, 2019

Best of 2019: Blacks dying from fentanyl at same rate as whites for first time

by Jenna Carlesso and Jake Kara
Blacks dying from fentanyl at same rate as whites for first time
April 4, 2019

Blacks dying from fentanyl at same rate as whites for first time

by Jenna Carlesso and Jake Kara
Most school districts improve in statewide testing
February 22, 2019

Most school districts improve in statewide testing

by Kathleen Megan and Jake Kara
Conn. officials embark on outreach campaign for 2020 Census
February 4, 2019

Conn. officials embark on outreach campaign for 2020 Census

by Jake Kara
New state data: HIV diagnoses up in 2017
January 25, 2019

New state data: HIV diagnoses up in 2017

by Jake Kara
Lawmakers find hope in diversity, bipartisanship as 2019 legislative session opens
January 9, 2019

Lawmakers find hope in diversity, bipartisanship as 2019 legislative session opens

by Keith M. Phaneuf, Jake Kara and Clarice Silber
Discrimination questions add new depth to Wellbeing Survey
January 2, 2019

Discrimination questions add new depth to Wellbeing Survey

by Jake Kara
Census: Conn. homeowners less burdened by housing costs
December 27, 2018

Census: Conn. homeowners less burdened by housing costs

by Jake Kara
State focuses on most vulnerable in effort to eradicate new HIV cases
December 17, 2018

State focuses on most vulnerable in effort to eradicate new HIV cases

by Jake Kara
Census: Increase in CT drivers spending more than an hour to get to work
December 6, 2018

Census: Increase in CT drivers spending more than an hour to get to work

by Jake Kara
Advocates place gun storage measure among top legislative priorities
November 29, 2018

Advocates place gun storage measure among top legislative priorities

by Clarice Silber, Jake Kara and CTMirror Contributor
Fewer homeless in Connecticut, data shows, but problems still persist
November 21, 2018

Fewer homeless in Connecticut, data shows, but problems still persist

by Jake Kara
A blue wave? Actually, the blues got bluer, but the reds also got redder
November 9, 2018

A blue wave? Actually, the blues got bluer, but the reds also got redder

by Jake Kara
Democrats make solid gains in General Assembly
November 6, 2018

Democrats make solid gains in General Assembly

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas and Jake Kara
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