Elizabeth Hamilton

A dry talent pipeline is contributing to economic stagnation in Connecticut’s cities. The state is one of 15 in the country with no accredited, graduate level urban planning programs.

At 74.29 mills, Hartford’s property-tax rate is by far the state’s highest and among the nation’s highest. That has stifled economic growth in the city.

As a result of a pending reval in 1978, some Hartford homeowners faced tax hikes of 80 percent or more. City officials needed a solution - fast.

A Wilton resident who travelled recently to California is the first Connecticut resident to be diagnosed with coronavirus.

As the number of COVID-19 cases grew to 20 Saturday, Gov. Ned Lamont took additional steps to limit the spread of the virus.

“My experience and the experience of my staff underscores the need for a national testing strategy...” she says.

It’s hard to select just one day from the COVID pandemic that can be deemed “the worst,” but Corie Tracey gamely takes a stab at it.

The majority of Connecticut patients, who live in Fairfield, New Haven and Hartford counties, have not been hospitalized.

The Connecticut Mirror’s election coverage aims to empower voters. Here’s what you can expect over the next two months.

Connecticut’s newly improved paid leave law is already changing the lives of sexual violence survivors across our state.