On July 30th, the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that two Democratic primary challengers for State Representative be allowed on the ballot, despite “human errors” made by the Office of the Secretary ...
Multiple psychiatrists and at least one victim’s family filed formal complaints with disturbing allegations against Connecticut psychiatrist Dr. Douglas Zelisko in September and October of 2025, but ...
After his termination, Kotcher said he “emailed like 35 different people,” starting with his direct manager and operating room director at Saint Francis, to the C-suite of its parent company, Trinity ...
Hartford-based psychiatrist Dr. Douglas Zelisko faces a long list of charges by the Department of Public Health, including ...
The Freedom of Information Commission (FOIC) has again found that the Connecticut Constitution’s Speech or Debate Clause does not exempt the Office of Legislative Management (OLM) from complying with ...
A Connecticut Superior Court judge sided with two Connecticut public sector union members who sued their respective unions for failure to follow a 1957 law requiring unions to submit financial ...
The free speech climate on five Connecticut college campuses has improved slightly but remains below the national average, according to a recent survey from the Foundation for Individual Rights and ...
Wallingford Board of Education Chairman Michael Votto “illegally accessed” a fellow board member’s emails and then held an alleged illegal executive session with the BOE to discuss the contents of ...
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Inside Investigator published the story of Normando Moquete, a minority subcontractor who accused Haynes Construction of stiffing him out of nearly $700,000 for his work on a state-funded affordable ...
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