The need for a strong, dementia-capable public health infrastructure is not theoretical. It is urgent.
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What do you want to see change in CT in 2026?
Change can be hard in the ‘land of steady habits.’ We asked a handful of CT leaders about the changes they hope 2026 will bring.
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What questions will be answered for CT in 2026?
There’s plenty coming in 2026 that we couldn’t possibly anticipate. But there are a few questions that will be answered before Dec. 31.
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The best CT Mirror stories you might have missed in 2025
Don’t sleep on these outstanding stories by our reporters from 2025. Here’s your chance to check them out.
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What we witnessed in 2025: CT Mirror’s year in photographs
CT Mirror journalists traveled throughout the state—and, in some cases, the world—in 2025. Here are some of their most vital images.
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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.
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CT Mirror editors’ selections: compelling, distinctive work in 2025
After heated discussions, the editors managed to put together a Top 10 list of some—certainly not all—of our favorite work published in 2025.
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CT Mirror’s new community engagement reporting: The year in review
In 2025, we hired community engagement reporters in Bridgeport and Hartford who immediately went to work getting to know their communities.
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A year of planes, plates, gold stars and folly
Jim Cameron’s Talking Transportation columns are some of the best-read pieces in the CT Mirror. Here are his five most read columns of 2025.
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Charting CT: The best of 2025
From the legislative session in the spring to the impacts of federal rules more recently, 2025 has offered many quantifiable looks at CT.
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When 2025 got confusing in CT, we explained. These were your favorites
We strive to help readers make sense of how public policy affects their lives. One way we do that is through our CT Mirror Explains series.
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Top 10 CT Mirror stories of 2025: What people spent the most time reading
The top 10 stories include a mix of investigative reporting, political updates and feature stories about life in Connecticut.
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CT teen released by ICE marks first success story of new pro bono attorney coalition
The American Immigrant Legal Clinic offers services pro bono to immigrants who cannot afford legal representation.
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Advocates call on lawmakers to make changes to probation system
Legislation was introduced this year, but it never received a public hearing. Advocates want lawmakers to consider a similar bill in 2026.
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A common thread: Ukrainians in CT keep ties with culture, home through embroidery
The current war, and the hardships that came with it, elevated the art’s significance. For members of the diaspora, each piece is personal.