A CT lawyer wants parents to understand how child protective services work. Here’s how he’s doing it

For Connecticut attorney Michael H. Agranoff, working in the area of child protective services simply came naturally to him, ...

When 2025 got confusing in CT, we explained. These were your favorites

We strive to help readers make sense of how public policy affects their lives. One way we do that is through our CT Mirror ...

CT Mirror’s biggest investigations in 2025

In 2025, CT Mirror journalists investigated laws and practices around towing, long-term care insurance, lead pipes and more.
Hartford Courant

How many days on average do CT residents need to work to cover their household bills?

How many days do you have to work to cover your household bills? “Advance America, a leading loan provider, surveyed 3,002 families to find out how many days they need to work to cover household bills ...
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How CT is preparing for Nov. 1 SNAP eligibility deadline affecting 40K residents

Connecticut has until next month to comply with expanded work requirements for those seeking food benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, officials say. Starting Nov. 1, the ...
NBC Connecticut

Face the Facts: How could the Child Care for Working Families Act impact CT residents?

It costs around $16,000 a year for child care in Connecticut per child, which is a big chunk of a budget for working families, not to mention if you have two or three or four in daycare. Senator ...
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How CT can save an offshore wind project that could power 350K homes

NEW LONDON — Days after President Donald Trump halted an offshore wind development designed to help power Connecticut as soon as next year, Gov. Ned Lamont outlined two possible paths toward saving ...