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Connecticut's first Inspector General to retire after decades-long judicial career
Devlin and his Office completed 30 use-of-force and in-custody death reports, as well as issued 29 press releases and 11 ...
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As 'budget Novocaine' from pandemic aid ends, expert says CT fiscal guardrail pain is coming
Surpluses from "fiscal guardrails" have come at the expense of needed investments, says CT Mirror Reporter Keith Phaneuf. With no more ARPA money coming, there will be pain.
CT needs to find new inspector general to investigate police shootings
The state announced Friday that Robert Devlin, who has served in that post since 2021, intends to retire in July from the ...
Treasurer: CT saves big by not stashing transportation funds
CT Treasurer Erick Russell said he will ask legislators to cap the Special Transportation Fund’s emergency reserve at 18% of ...
CT Inspector General Robert Devlin to retire at end of current term this summer
Robert Devlin, Connecticut's first inspector general to investigate police use-of-force incidents, will retire at the end of ...
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10 people have died in the wildfires spreading across Southern California
The number of dead tied to the wildfires increases as local officials warn the toll will increase. About 180,000 people have ...
Former CT man accused of $1M DoorDash scheme likely killed in dispute over money, police say
Ali Mohammed has been charged in the New Rochelle shooting that killed David Smith, a former Stamford resident accused of a ...