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TAP is growing from three reporters to five with the addition of two fellows -
Connecticut will see important positions regulating the industry change hands. The announcements come as the state reaches a milestone with the launch of adult-use sales.
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Bria Lloyd comes to Connecticut Public after working as a journalist in Washington, DC. She shares her thoughts on her first impression of Connecticut and previews her first story.
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The town argues the "issues raised in this case are novel and impact an employer's duty to respond to workplace concerns."
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If you have a tip that needs investigating, email us at tips@ctpublic.org or submit your tip through our secure form at https://www.ctpublic.org/news/tips.
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The report provides a high-level overview of more than 1,200 incidents documented by 60 law enforcement agencies. But its release was also noteworthy for the level of granular detail now available to the public.
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Artificial intelligence techniques hold the promise to jumpstart investigative reporting, including at small news organizations.
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This is the second edition of our new Reporter's Notebook series which is a part of The Accountability Project's newsletter. You can sign up, here.
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This is the first edition of our new Reporter's Notebook series which is a part of The Accountability Project's new newsletter. You can sign up, here.
