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Auditors: Millions given to Blue Hills Civic Assoc. unaccounted for
9+ hour ago (966+ words) by Andrew Brown, CT Mirror September 2, 2026 After poring through records for eight months, a team of auditors and forensic accountants was unable to find documentation to account for $2.4 million in taxpayer money distributed to businesses and nonprofits through the Blue…...
In Danbury, some are hiding from ICE. Others are following them.
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (1816+ words) by Laura Tillman, Katy Golvala and Sasha Allen, CT Mirror August 30, 2026 It wasn’t a normal morning. Helen Garcia knew that when she got up in the dark. First, a cold shower to wash off the restless night. Then she put…...
How ICE uses police records to build cases in Connecticut
1+ week, 13+ hour ago (1662+ words) by Maysoon Khan | Connecticut Public, CT Mirror August 26, 2026 When federal immigration authorities were searching for a man accused of driving drunk in Connecticut last year, they turned to local law enforcement for help. Meriden police charged the man with illegal…...
ICE makes arrests in Danbury as activists document agent activity
1+ week, 1+ day ago (490+ words) by Connecticut Public Radio, CT Mirror August 25, 2026 A number of people were taken away by federal immigration officials in Danbury starting Monday morning. Local activists, witnesses and a Connecticut Public reporter witnessed two arrests in the city’s Kennedy Park. One…...
UConn Hartford opens its first set of dorms in the city
2+ week, 1+ day ago (726+ words) by Abigail Brone | Connecticut Public, CT Mirror August 18, 2026 Pratt Street in downtown Hartford was quiet Monday morning as University of Connecticut alumni and officials gathered to cut the ribbon on UConn Hartford’s first dormitory. Kai Blatchford, a UConn junior majoring…...
CT testing new text alert system for sewage spills
2+ week, 2+ day ago (436+ words) by Áine Pennello | Connecticut Public, CT Mirror August 17, 2026 Heavy rain can cause untreated sewage to flow into Connecticut rivers and streams, making it unsafe for residents to swim, fish or boat for up to two days afterwards. That’s no secret....
Bronin won because of voters young, old and everything in between
2+ week, 5+ day ago (603+ words) by Sasha Allen, CT Mirror August 14, 2026 Luke Bronin beat out 14-term incumbent John Larson for the Democratic nomination for Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District on Tuesday night — and the margins were not tight, even across different demographic groups in the district. Bronin…...
After Larson's loss to Bronin, Blumenthal faces age question
3+ week, 8+ hour ago (1485+ words) Hours after celebrating the decisive win of a popular incumbent governor, U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal was back at work. Standing out in the sun in front of a Ukrainian Catholic church in Hartford, the three-term Connecticut senator told a small group…...
Doug McCrory loses Democratic primary for CT 2nd Senate District
3+ week, 1+ day ago (515+ words) by Andrew Brown, CT Mirror August 11, 2026 Sen. Doug McCrory, a veteran Democratic lawmaker of more than two decades, lost a bid to hold onto his state Senate seat representing Hartford, Bloomfield and Windsor in one of the state’s most closely…...
Luke Bronin defeats Rep. John Larson in CT 1st District primary
3+ week, 1+ day ago (1198+ words) by Lisa Hagen and Ginny Monk, CT Mirror August 11, 2026 Luke Bronin, the former mayor of Hartford who campaigned on the need for new voices in Congress, soundly defeated long-time incumbent U.S. Rep. John Larson in the Democratic primary on Tuesday, all…...