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The latest reporting from CT Mirror’s investigative team, made up of Andrew Brown, Jenna Carlesso and Ginny Monk.
Kosta Diamantis’ second criminal trial delayed until 2027
Diamantis’s second corruption trial had been scheduled to begin in early December. His fugitive status has upended that schedule.
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Kosta Diamantis flees to Greece, attorney says
Kosta Diamantis, a former CT state official facing more than a decade in prison for corruption, has fled to Greece, his attorney said.
Auditors: Millions given to Blue Hills Civic Assoc. unaccounted for
One of the largest recipients of state funding through Blue Hills Civic Association, Sonserae Cicero, refused to provide records to auditors.
Lamont said he OK’d a $250k no-bid contract with Miguel Cardona
Gov. Ned Lamont said he knew of and OK’d a $250,000 no-bid contract with a company owned by former U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona.
CT to pay Miguel Cardona $250k to consult for commission he leads
A no-bid consulting contract that will pay former Education Secretary Miguel Cardona $250,000 has raised ethical questions.
Connecticut: Have you called 911 for help? Tell us about your experience.
If you or someone you know has firsthand experience seeking emergency care in Connecticut, ProPublica and The CT Mirror want to hear your story.
Do you work or volunteer for CT’s emergency medical services? We want to hear from you.
ProPublica and The Connecticut Mirror, two nonprofit newsrooms, are examining the state’s emergency medical services and what it takes to provide lifesaving care across the state. If you work or volunteer for emergency medical services in Connecticut, we need your help. We know that the state’s emergency medical services have been strained for years, but…
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