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New data shows more black, Latino children live in poverty than whites
July 30, 2019

New data shows more black, Latino children live in poverty than whites

by Kelan Lyons
Six Cheshire Correctional Institution employees test negative for fentanyl exposure
July 30, 2019

Six Cheshire Correctional Institution employees test negative for fentanyl exposure

by Kelan Lyons
Gov. Lamont, state police outline plan to respond to uptick in city shootings
July 23, 2019

Gov. Lamont, state police outline plan to respond to uptick in city shootings

by Kelan Lyons
Former A.G. Holder issues call to action at Legal Aid fundraiser
July 18, 2019

Former A.G. Holder issues call to action at Legal Aid fundraiser

by Kelan Lyons
Family of man killed by police calls for release of video footage, reports
July 16, 2019

Family of man killed by police calls for release of video footage, reports

by Kelan Lyons
Lamont, political leaders stand behind immigrant and refugee community members
July 12, 2019

Lamont, political leaders stand behind immigrant and refugee community members

by Kelan Lyons
Whiting Task Force bemoans psychiatric hospital’s condition
July 8, 2019

Whiting Task Force bemoans psychiatric hospital’s condition

by Kelan Lyons
State investigation into prison birth drags into 17th month
July 3, 2019

State investigation into prison birth drags into 17th month

by Jenna Carlesso and Kelan Lyons
One year after DOC took over inmate health care, troubles persist
July 2, 2019

One year after DOC took over inmate health care, troubles persist

by Jenna Carlesso and Kelan Lyons
Picking up the baton: criminal justice reform moves slowly forward
July 1, 2019

Picking up the baton: criminal justice reform moves slowly forward

by Kelan Lyons
Health care workers describe staffing crisis at Whiting
June 26, 2019

Health care workers describe staffing crisis at Whiting

by Kelan Lyons
Racial disparities in traffic stops down, but minority drivers often treated differently
June 25, 2019

Racial disparities in traffic stops down, but minority drivers often treated differently

by Kelan Lyons
Incidents of harm and abuse at Whiting trending down, officials say
June 18, 2019

Incidents of harm and abuse at Whiting trending down, officials say

by Kelan Lyons
House passes police accountability bill over Republican objections
June 5, 2019

House passes police accountability bill over Republican objections

by Kelan Lyons and Maya Moore
Political blame-game ensues as voting access bill dies
June 5, 2019

Political blame-game ensues as voting access bill dies

by Kelan Lyons
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