The mobile units aim to reach clients in CT’s rural corners and destigmatize the use of methadone to fight opioid use disorder.
CT’s first state-funded methadone vans expand access to treatment
Posted inTalking Transportation
The high-speed railroad never built — 120 years ago
Alexander Miller knew the importance of straight-running tracks to achieve and hold high speeds, a lesson we in Connecticut wish they’d learned.
Posted inBriefs
Gender-affirming care, Russia sanctions and Kalshi: CT politics news
Plus: A ruling on HUD funding, Connecticut’s CEO-worker pay gap, ‘Sales-Tax-Free’ Week and a storm forces a Ryan Fazio event to relocate.
Posted inHartford
Stowe Center explores independence in Black abolitionists’ stories
Thousands of formerly enslaved Black Americans made individual declarations independence. Hartford’s Stowe Center is sharing their stories.
Posted inCharting Connecticut
Bronin won because of voters young, old and everything in between
Luke Bronin defeated U.S. Rep. John Larson in Tuesday’s 1st Congressional District primary across lines of race, age and income.
Posted inPartner Content
CT’s GOP says it can win the 5th Congressional District race
Republican Chris Shea said he sees an opening with unaffiliated voters which could help him defeat Democratic incumbent Rep. Jahana Hayes.
Posted inPartner Content
CT’s 1st Congressional District candidates share housing affordability plans
Democrat Luke Bronin and Republican Dr. Amy Chai are running to represent Hartford, Litchfield, Middlesex Counties. They have plans to address housing.
Posted inHealth
Many immigrants with legal status could lose Medicare coverage
Hundreds of lawfully present immigrants in CT could lose Medicare health coverage in January, and officials must decide whether to help.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
Why all the flack about Flock
West Hartford is asking us to trust ALPR companies like Flock Safety, an $8.4 billion private artificial intelligence company. Many of us simply don’t.
Posted inEnergy & Environment
Revolution Wind project on track for completion this year, developer says
The project is more than 95% complete. Once finished, it will have a peak capacity of 704 megawatts, enough to power roughly 350,000 homes.
Posted inEconomic Development, Hartford
Hartford awarded $20M ‘innovation cluster’ award
The state grant will go toward developing a 100K square foot campus intended to support workforce development around applied AI technologies.
Posted inEvents
REGISTER: ‘In The Room’ with Sen. Chris Murphy
Join CT Mirror on Wednesday, August 26, for a conversation with Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy and host John Dankosky!
Posted inPolitics
CT worker unions to test gubernatorial contenders on key issues
Union leaders are making an early push to frame negotiations over CT state employee retirement benefits with Gov. Ned Lamont and Ryan Fazio.
Posted inPartner Content
CT inspector general rules prison death a suicide
The OIG determined that Segundo Gamboy Guaranda died by suicide. Tt also found CT Dept. of Correction was ‘negligent’ in monitoring his cell.
