Amid manufacturing workforce woes, CT bets on youth robotics
Since 2024, the state has invested more than $6M into robotics initiatives in the hopes of creating a new generation of STEM workers.
PODCAST: How medical debt is crushing CT residents
WSHU and Katy Golvala discussed CT Mirror and KFF Health News’ story about being sued over medical debt in Connecticut.
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REGISTER: The State of Journalism in 2026
Host John Dankosky will sit with Dick Tofel and Marie Shanahan on June 25, 2026, to explore the rapidly evolving state of journalism.
What the NextEra-Dominion merger means for nuclear power in New England
The merger of NextEra Nuclear and Dominion Nuclear creates one large utility company with control over all of New England’s nuclear power.
Lamont lays out education priorities as Blue Ribbon Commission gets underway
The 23-member panel will work to interrogate the entirety of CT’s complex ‘education cost share’ school funding system and propose reforms.
Can CT make big debt payments while boosting towns, services?
If CT can’t find the right balance between paying down debt and supporting towns and public services, deficits are coming, analysts say.
CT opens investigation of Erin Stewart and New Britain charity
Subpoenas were sent to Erin Stewart and M&T Bank seeking information about a mystery checking account related to a mayoral charity.
Lamont orders $300 grocery gift cards for residents losing SNAP
CT will provide the benefit to an estimated 25,000 residents who’ve lost federal nutrition assistance. Cards will be distributed by August.
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