Connecticut Bill Reduces $10M Funding for Local Newspapers
Connecticut cuts $10M in print legal notice revenue, threatening local newspapers and community transparency—what does this mean for democracy and access to information?
Evelyn Ford
DEEP Official: “We Urge Vigilance” — But This Trail Had No Warnings
A 23-year-old hiker’s fatal fall exposes Connecticut’s dangerous, unmarked trails and raises urgent questions about DEEP’s neglect of park safety measures.
Blumenthal: Connecticut Sun Sale Demands DOJ Investigation Now
Senator Blumenthal demands a DOJ investigation into the secretive sale of the Connecticut Sun, raising concerns over transparency and the team’s future in Uncasville.
Captain Jenkins: This isn’t heroism—it’s a catastrophic failure.
Three people died trying to save a swimmer. This wasn't heroism—it was a catastrophic failure of common sense, and it cost three lives.
Connecticut: Our negligence turned parks into graveyards.
Connecticut's parks are becoming graveyards, and the public's chilling indifference is a scandal. Why has negligence become the norm?
Hebron: Schools closed for “ongoing activity”—but why?
Hebron schools closed after two deaths, but this article argues it's not about safety—it's about control and manufactured panic.
Connecticut State Police: We’re not releasing her identity.
Another body in the Connecticut River, another "ongoing investigation." Is it a tragedy, a pattern, or a cover-up? The public demands answers.
Connecticut’s officials just ignored 17 student drownings.
Connecticut officials ignored 17 student drownings, highlighting a pattern of neglect. Why are vital safety measures overlooked while vanity projects get funded?
BrightPath’s employee just got charged with child abuse.
A daycare employee faces child abuse charges, exposing a systemic failure and Connecticut's disturbing silence. Why isn't anyone outraged?
Connecticut: Our Roads Are Death Traps, And Nobody Cares
Connecticut's roads are killing its citizens, yet authorities offer only silence and platitudes. This isn't just an accident; it's a routine sacrifice.