The forces that shaped a Hartford toddler’s life — and death
Tabitha Frank’s 2-year-old son Corneliuz died after falling from a window in July. But family hardships preceded the tragedy.
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Let’s end hate in Connecticut
The following is adapted from an address that was to be delivered Sept. 9 in Willimantic’s Memorial Park as Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur approached. Let’s have no hate, no…
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PODCAST: What has changed since Connecticut mandated police body cameras?
WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Mark Pazniokas to discuss his article on police officers’ use of body cameras.
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Alleging voter fraud, Gomes seeks to halt certifying Bridgeport vote
John Gomes, the challenger to Mayor Joe Ganim, is seeking an injunction and a new election after releasing video that he says shows voter fraud.
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Charting CT: $175 million wagered on retail sports in two years
Since October 2021, about $174 million has been gambled on sports in Connecticut, a monthly average of about $7.6 million.
CT to hold hearing on Killingly’s ‘reluctance’ to address student mental health
The CT Department of Education recommended that an official hearing in its case with the Killingly School District move forward next month.
¿Cómo pueden cobrar el dinero “no reclamado” en CT?
Esto es lo que debe saber sobre el programa de propiedades no reclamadas de CT y cómo puede saber si tiene bienes no reclamados.
New Haven alders approve $16M Randy Cox settlement plan
New Haven will pay Richard ’Randy’ Cox the largest municipal settlement in a police misconduct case in this country’s history.
Report: Despite opt-outs, most CT towns allow accessory dwelling units
Following a 2021 law, many towns that opted out of statewide requirements have passed their own laws, according to a new report.
A test of New Haven’s air could offer insight on how communities and scientists can work together
A collaboration between community group 10,000 Hawks and Tufts University researchers might provide a model to include citizen groups in climate conversations.
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