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Linda McMahon is raising millions with her pro-Trump super PAC, but little from CT
October 9, 2020

Linda McMahon is raising millions with her pro-Trump super PAC, but little from CT

by Ana Radelat and Kasturi Pananjady
Why does community college enrollment look so different this year? COVID
October 9, 2020

Why does community college enrollment look so different this year? COVID

by Adria Watson and Kasturi Pananjady
Governor takes a bow for students logging on. Data doesn’t back it up
October 8, 2020

Governor takes a bow for students logging on. Data doesn’t back it up

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas and Kasturi Pananjady
Clerks statewide scramble to mail out thousands of absentee ballots on time
October 2, 2020

Clerks statewide scramble to mail out thousands of absentee ballots on time

by Kasturi Pananjady
Connecticut Secretary of the State braces for online disinformation about voting process
September 28, 2020

Connecticut Secretary of the State braces for online disinformation about voting process

by Kasturi Pananjady
‘State of Wellbeing’ survey quantifies racial inequities in both health and economy
September 17, 2020

‘State of Wellbeing’ survey quantifies racial inequities in both health and economy

by Kasturi Pananjady
Backlogs and delays in naturalizations will keep many CT immigrants from voting this year
September 3, 2020

Backlogs and delays in naturalizations will keep many CT immigrants from voting this year

by Kasturi Pananjady and Ana Radelat
CT homeowners’ delinquency rates soar to one of nation’s highest during COVID pandemic
August 3, 2020

CT homeowners’ delinquency rates soar to one of nation’s highest during COVID pandemic

by Ana Radelat and Kasturi Pananjady
Biden raised more campaign cash in CT in June, but Trump has plenty of donors in the state
July 24, 2020

Biden raised more campaign cash in CT in June, but Trump has plenty of donors in the state

by Ana Radelat and Kasturi Pananjady
Some CT companies borrowed up to $10 million in forgivable funds from Paycheck Protection Program
July 6, 2020

Some CT companies borrowed up to $10 million in forgivable funds from Paycheck Protection Program

by Ana Radelat and Kasturi Pananjady
‘Sad and tragic:’ Federal nursing home data show at least 3,400 staffers infected, 14 dead
July 2, 2020

‘Sad and tragic:’ Federal nursing home data show at least 3,400 staffers infected, 14 dead

by Jenna Carlesso and Kasturi Pananjady
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Panel recommends small, inflationary pay hike for state officials
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Connecticut's part-time legislature hasn't received a pay hike since 2001. The annual base-pay for senators and representatives is $28,000.

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