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Hartford Land Bank 'Does Not Take its Responsibility Lightly"
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (115+ words) — Marcus Ordoñez, 8.18.2026 The Hartford Land Bank is a nonprofit organization and the land bank authority for the City of Hartford, not a department or program of the City of Hartford. While the City is an important partner, HLB has its…...
What Stamford Taught Me About Connecticut's Freedom of Information Act
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1692+ words) — David Michel, 8.14.2026 The Law Belongs to Everyone The Act does not speak in conditions or caveats. It is a short statute with a clear command. It says public records are public. It says agencies must search for them. It says…...
New Haven Settles Lawsuit for $30 Million After Wrongful Convictions in Murder Case
1+ week, 5+ day ago (72+ words) — Dave Altimari, 8.12.2026 Dave Altimari joined CT Examiner in 2026 after spending 23 years with the Hartford Courant and more than four years with CT Mirror. Altimari was awarded a Pulitzer Prize (2026) with Ginny Monk, Sophie Chou and Haru Coryne. He is a…...
Bronin Wins Democratic Primary, Ending Larson’s 28-Year Congressional Run
1+ week, 6+ day ago (726+ words) — Luke Feeney, 8.11.2026 HARTFORD — Luke Bronin defeated incumbent U.S. Rep. John Larson on Tuesday, ending the Democrat’s nearly three-decade run representing Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District in a primary shaped by questions over money in politics and generational change. “This is a…...
Summer Camp at the Connecticut River Museum
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (177+ words) CT Examiner Summer Camp at the Connecticut River Museum REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER CAMP IS NOW OPEN! Give a special child in your life an unforgettable summer adventure at the Connecticut River Museum’s Summer Camp! Specially crafted for children ages 6-11, these…...
Hundreds of Millions of Dollars to Clean Up Connecticut's Drinking Water, and a Tight Federal Deadline
2+ week, 5+ day ago (61+ words) — Ally LeMaster, 8.5.2026 Ally LeMaster is a graduate of UConn Journalism and the New England Newspaper and Press Association's 2025 "Rookie of the Year." As a staff reporter for CT Examiner, she writes regularly about law enforcement, criminal justice, East Lyme and…...
Judge Seeks Criminal Probe of Ex-New Haven Detective for Possible Witness Tampering
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (745+ words) — Dave Altimari, 7.23.2026 A federal judge has taken the unusual step of asking the U.S. Attorney’s Office to open a criminal investigation into former New Haven Detective Vincent Raucci for witness tampering and perjury. In a strongly worded order, Judge Sarala…...
What do High State Employee Salaries Ensure Connecticut?
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (547+ words) — Red Jahncke, 7.22.2026 We learned last April that average Connecticut state employee wages had topped $100,000. Now, three months later, average wages have surpassed $110,000. It is all part of Ned Lamont’s plan to assure his reelection. In April, the U.S. Census…...
Ansonia Launches Investigation of Former Mayor’s Use of a City-issued Credit Card
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (1004+ words) — Ally LeMaster,, Nick Sambides Jr., 7.21.2026 ANSONIA — Former Mayor David Cassetti used a city-issued credit card for thousands of dollars of personal purchases, and the city had no rules governing its use, according to records obtained by CT Examiner. His attorney…...
Hartford Residents Rally Behind Stronger Civilian Police Oversight
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (26+ words) — Charlotte Harvey, 7.21.2026 — Charlotte Harvey, 7.7.2026 — Charlotte Harvey, 7.3.2026 — Charlotte Harvey, 6.30.2026 — Nick Sambides Jr., 7.14.2026 — Charlotte Harvey, 7.8.2026...