📝 CT Mirror Explains
Finding answers to big questions in Connecticut. CT Mirror Explains is an ongoing effort to distill our wide-ranging reporting into a “what you need to know” format.
Amid CT rent increases, are protections for tenants available?
This year, the CT legislature debated, but did not pass, a rent cap measure. Meanwhile, more cities are implementing fair rent commissions.
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CT Election Day 2023: How to vote and who’s running
How do I register to vote? Do I need to re-register? Who’s running in CT’s biggest cities? Your questions about the 2023 election, answered.
Connecticut expanded abortion access, but what does that mean?
CT has enacted two sets of reproductive access laws expanding abortion in the state. Here’s what to know about the recent changes.
What to know about the Prospect Medical Hospitals’ cyberattacks, acquisition
Three CT hospitals owned by Prospect Medical Holdings suffered a six-week cyberattack. Now, a vital sale of them to Yale is threatened.
What are Connecticut’s absentee ballot rules? We’ve outlined them here
Absentee voting has recently come into the spotlight in CT thanks to allegations of voter fraud in Bridgeport’s Democratic primary election.
Who is Nora Dannehy? New CT Supreme Court justice is longtime prosecutor
Dannehy, a prosecutor who quit the U.S. Department of Justice’s Russia-Trump investigation, was confirmed to the CT Supreme Court this week.
Here are some CT laws that will take effect on Oct. 1
Many laws passed by the CT General Assembly this year, ranging from strengthened gun laws to bear killing, are set to take effect on Oct. 1.
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