Charting Connecticut

A federal court decision could affect thousands of DACA recipients, including Connecticut DACA recipients who are renewing their status.

People moving to CT from abroad or other states tend to have higher levels of education compared to the national average, Census data show.

The campaign comes as CT faces a concerning rise in fatal car crashes, with a particularly alarming trend involving young male drivers.

CT Democrats were more active in down-ballot primary elections, while Republicans largely saw more turnout for the presidential primary.

Rainfall in CT early this week caused flooding — and likely broke records. Some towns in southwestern CT, like Oxford and Newtown, saw more than a foot of rain.

Taxes in CT come from a variety of sources — mostly income tax and sales tax — and are spent on many things. Here’s a breakdown.

Anxiety and depression symptoms in CT have been at recent lows in 2024 after peaking between late October and early November 2020.

CT Mirror analyzed information from a U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee database to look at CT’s presence at past games and this year.

Only one in every 10 housing structures in Connecticut was built during or after 2000, the third lowest share in the country

Connecticut has seen a rise in spending on food and beverages since before the pandemic — but not to the same extent as many other states. 

CT had a higher incarceration rate than many countries as of 2022, but the ninth lowest rate among U.S. states, according to a recent report.

Transit ridership jumped to 3.3% of residents in 2022, but driving alone was the most popular way to get to work in all 169 towns.

Temperatures in CT hit the 90s during April of 2012, 2010, 2009, 2002, 1990 and 1976. Most years, though, it begins in May or June.