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Connecticut’s media landscape is vastly shifting as consumers are finding more of the news they want online, smaller newspapers are being sold and the future of the state’s most iconic newspaper – the Hartford Courant – remains cloudy as its staff and print circulation continue to shrink under a new owner. Meantime, some traditional and nontraditional media organizations have seen opportunity in the market.

Elected officials have failed and are seeking to mask their stark shortcomings the way they always do: by spending more money.

New York, NY (PRWEB) February 02, 2022 -- Women We Admire is pleased to announce The Top 100 Women Leaders of Connecticut for 2022. These women are celebrated

As infections drop, Connecticut shifts resources away from COVID FacebookTwitterEmail As transmission decreases and vaccination rates rise, the state and local hospitals are diverting resources from fighting the pandemic.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media There had been three floors dedicated to COVID patients at Yale New Haven Health’s Smilow Cancer Hospital. This week, the 12th, 14th and 15th floors, which Dr. Tom Balcezak said had been converted to treat COVID patients, were converted back for oncology. “It does make everyone here pleased to see these patients back where they be...

1:22 The former manager of communications and government relations for the state Department of Public Health filed a wrongful termination lawsuit Tuesday against the department, citing violations to whistleblower protections. Av Harris, who had held the position since early 2019 and had served the state in other roles for nearly a decade, alleges that his rights were violated when his former employer fired him on New Year’s Eve.  He said the termination followed a series of events that unfolded two days prior when he was asked on Dec. 29 to assist DPH in reaching out to Bridgeport police f...