Effective wastewater treatment requires regional cooperation along ecological boundaries rather than political ones.
Sewage overflows are a call for collaboration, not conflict
Posted inCT Viewpoints
A lesson in backwards logic from Simsbury
Courage is not about shouting the loudest. It is about being accountable for what you say when others disagree.
Posted inEducation
More CT high school students are taking college-level classes
A surge in COVID emergency funding has allowed district leaders add more dual credit classes and practical training for today’s job market
Posted inHealth
How one CT clinic is addressing racial disparities in maternal care
Enrich Health’s approach—which aims to improve maternal and birth outcomes—is aligned with HUSKY’s new value-based payment model.
Posted inPartner Content
Ned Lamont to Zohran Mamdani: ‘Revolutions are easy, governing is hard’
CT Gov. Ned Lamont said he’s ready to work with Zohran Mamdani, the frontrunner in the New York City mayoral race, if he wins next week.
Posted inEspañol
Lo que hay que saber sobre los Centros de Crisis Urgentes en Connecticut
Para las familias de CT con niños que necesitan atención de salud mental, los Centros de Crisis Urgentes ofrecen tratamiento de emergencia.
Posted inPartner Content
CT’s Jamaican American community attempts to reach loved ones after Hurricane Melissa hits
A breakdown in communication has affected both Connecticut residents unable to reach their loved ones and people on the island who need help.
Posted inBriefs
Can you buy liquor from wholesale clubs like Costco or BJ’s in CT without a membership?
State law requires that alcohol retailers sell to the general public, meaning stores cannot restrict liquor sales to members only.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
UConn’s administration should consult its own experts
Genuine collaboration and shared governance – not outside consultants – should guide the decisions of a major university.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
DEEP pulled a bait-and-switch on the public
None of us can rely on DEEP’s own instructions when trying to participate in environmental decisions that affect our communities.
Posted inPolitics
As shutdown drags on, US Rep. Jahana Hayes recalls time as a SNAP recipient
The congresswoman spoke in a livestreamed interview with the Connecticut Mirror’s Washington reporter Lisa Hagen on Wednesday evening.
Posted inEconomic Development
CT United FC will launch without a stadium. That wasn’t the original plan
A campaign for Connecticut to enter the major league soccer market has gained momentum, but there’s a problem: The team doesn’t have a stadium. Yet.
Posted inInvestigations
Kosta Diamantis wants to bring jurors back to court for questioning
Kosta Diamantis’ attorney Norm Pattis wants to ask jurors again if they’d read or viewed news coverage about the case before the trial.
