Bria Lloyd

Advocates say services have been lacking in Connecticut hospitals, making it difficult to relay crucial information about medical care.

Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim won another term in office Tuesday, ending an election contest that was upended by allegations of voting misconduct by Ganim’s supporters.

We requested records from federal agencies to get more information about transit issues happening in Connecticut.

Federal law requires transit agencies to provide equitable service to riders with disabilities. But in Bridgeport, there are questions about whether the local public transportation agency is meeting that goal.

The Accountability Project obtained new video in the case of a woman who was charged with false reporting after telling police she was the victim of a sexual assault.

Our investigation found that the victim is not alone, and many other victims of sexual assault have similar experiences when reporting their assault to the police.

False reports of sexual assault are uncommon. But, for police, handling these cases can prove challenging without specialized training, experts say.

State health officials have asked the Connecticut Medical Examining Board to revoke Dr. Nicholas Bennett’s license or take other disciplinary action.

Warden Trina Sexton of York Correctional Institution in Connecticut talks about changes the facility is implementing after her trip to Norway.

In this edition of The Reporter’s Notebook, Bria Lloyd gives us a peek into how we find our sources for The Accountability Project.