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Author: Jake Kara

November 6, 2018

Town and statewide results for every race, as they roll in

by Jake Kara and Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
Promises made: A cheat sheet for top issues in governor’s race
November 1, 2018

Promises made: A cheat sheet for top issues in governor’s race

by Jake Kara
Do state budget cuts impact school staffing levels? See staffing & funding levels for your town here.
November 1, 2018

Do state budget cuts impact school staffing levels? See staffing & funding levels for your town here.

by Jake Kara and Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
Looking for child care? Here’s our database of quality benchmarks
October 22, 2018

Looking for child care? Here’s our database of quality benchmarks

by Jake Kara
Latest police profiling report leads to something new – a thoughtful discussion
October 18, 2018

Latest police profiling report leads to something new – a thoughtful discussion

by Jake Kara
Sniff around campaign finances with our new database
October 11, 2018

Sniff around campaign finances with our new database

by Jake Kara
Suzio takes aim – again – at sentencing reduction rules. Is he right?
October 2, 2018

Suzio takes aim – again – at sentencing reduction rules. Is he right?

by Jake Kara and Clarice Silber
Explore: 30 years of crime trends among municipal departments
September 25, 2018

Explore: 30 years of crime trends among municipal departments

by Jake Kara
Violent crime in Connecticut remains stagnant, murder rate goes up
September 24, 2018

Violent crime in Connecticut remains stagnant, murder rate goes up

by Clarice Silber, Jake Kara and CTMirror Contributor
CT hospitals collect $1.2B in outpatient facility fees over three years
September 18, 2018

CT hospitals collect $1.2B in outpatient facility fees over three years

by Jake Kara
More low-income, Hispanic students taking AP classes, narrowing disparities
September 17, 2018

More low-income, Hispanic students taking AP classes, narrowing disparities

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas and Jake Kara
Drug deaths expected to remain level in 2018, following years of staggering increases
September 13, 2018

Drug deaths expected to remain level in 2018, following years of staggering increases

by Jake Kara
See how many students in your school system are at grade level in math and English
September 6, 2018

See how many students in your school system are at grade level in math and English

by Jake Kara
STDs reach record levels in CT, early data show
August 30, 2018

STDs reach record levels in CT, early data show

by Jake Kara
CT overdose death increase exceeds most other New England states
August 16, 2018

CT overdose death increase exceeds most other New England states

by Jake Kara and Clarice Silber
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