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When agency officials point fingers at each other about where records are housed, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests can fall into a black hole. Thanks to a 2024 law that doesn’t require ...

In 2025, Connecticut saw a 15% decrease in preventable deaths of children compared to the state’s previous five-year average, according to the latest child fatality report released by the state’s ...

UConn professor facing third sexual harassment investigation by Katherine Revello September 30, 2026October 1, 2026 ...

Connecticut psychiatrist Dr. Douglas Zelisko – who is alleged to have defrauded patients and supplied them with illicit drugs in one of the most bizarre and troubling cases in recent history – had his ...

Last week, a legislative working group convened by Gov. Ned Lamont released its final recommendations on changing the state’s assessment process for taxing farmland. The Governor called the working ...

The Connecticut Board of Labor Relations dismissed a complaint alleging discrimination, harassment, and retaliation by Connecticut’s largest public employees’ union filed by one of its own executive ...

In August, Inside Investigator reported on an incident that occurred at DeMalia’s House of Hope, a sober home located in Plainfield, in which police declined to evict a woman accused of threatening ...

From 2021 to 2025, Connecticut universities, hospitals and companies have netted $117.6 million in licensing revenue from products created using federally funded research, per a new report released by ...

The release of an independent audit into millions of dollars that flowed through the now-defunct Blue Hills Civic Association in 2024 and 2025 by the Department of Economic and Community Development ...

A video depicting the death of J’Allen Jones at the hands of Department of Correction (DOC) officials, which has been publicly released through a Connecticut Superior Court ruling, is not subject to ...