Our Investigations
The latest reporting from CT Mirror’s investigative team, made up of Dave Altimari, Andrew Brown and Jenna Carlesso.
Lamont: Doug McCrory should ‘step back’ from Senate leadership
Lamont said the potentially fraudulent spending at the Blue Hills Civic Association raised concerns and should prompt McCrory to ‘step back.’
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CT DMV raises towing rates, but tow companies say it’s not enough
Towing companies argue the fees won’t cover their “true costs,” but their ask would have more than doubled the consumers’ cost, a report said.
CT Mirror’s biggest investigations in 2025
In 2025, CT Mirror journalists investigated laws and practices around towing, long-term care insurance, lead pipes and more.
A CT DMV task force was asked to develop towing reforms. As deadline looms, members struggle to agree.
The group was part of a legislative overhaul prompted by a CT Mirror/ProPublica investigation that found the state’s laws favored towing companies.
Federal judge denies Kosta Diamantis’ request to question jurors
Diamantis had asked the court to call jurors back in order to question things they said during jury selection. That request was denied.
What to know about the CT Mirror/ProPublica towing investigation
Here’s what to know about what the CT Mirror and ProPublica investigation uncovered and how Connecticut officials responded.
Norm Pattis asks out of defending Kosta Diamantis in second trial
Konstantinos Diamantis’ attorney Norm Pattis said Diamantis hasn’t paid him for defending him in his first trial.
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