By Alex Putterman via CT Insider People incarcerated in Connecticut come mostly from large cities, new data shows, though nearly every town in the state

By Yonah Zeitz via Gotham Gazette As the crisis on Rikers Island continues and the death toll soars, Mayor Eric Adams told New Yorkers last week

By: Sujata Srinivasan via Connecticut Public Radio Supporters of incarcerated people gathered in front of the Department of Correction (DOC) headquarters in Wethersfield Wednesday to

By Molly Ingram via WSHU Activists gathered outside Connecticut’s Department of Correction headquarters on Wednesday to demand stricter COVID-19 guidelines in state prisons. In total,

By Claudia Cupe via Hartford Courant For the past two years, I’ve watched my loved ones suffer at the hands of the Connecticut Department of

By: David Lombardo via the CapitolPress Room

By Kenyatta Muzzanni via NorthEnd Agent’s Late last month, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which established the constitutional right to an abortion. The decision

By Lisa Backus via CT Insider At least five inmates filed lawsuits against Gov. Ned Lamont and state Department of Correction officials in June, seeking

By: Garnett Ankle via WPKN Community Radio  LGBTQIA and Women’s Reproductive Rights are under attack in the United States. The nearly fifty year old federal