Thomaston spent $150K fighting FOIAs from single resident, and keeps losing

The town of Thomaston has nearly $150,000 on legal fees related to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests and complaints filed by resident Nancy Griswold. Griswold has won most of those complaints. Invoices shared with Inside Investigator show monthly charges stretching back to 2021 related to FOIA requests filed by Griswold, complaints filed with the […] The post Thomaston spent $150K fighting FOIAs from single resident, and keeps losing appeared first on Inside Investigator .

Health and wellness fair returning to Hartford on Saturday

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — The 16th annual Ollie M. Williams Community Health and Wellness Fair will be held Saturday in Hartford. The event will offer free resources, health screenings and giveaways. “We’re gonna be doing blood glucose testing to make sure you are not diabetic or pre-diabetic. We can help you out with that. We’re […]

‘With the Cost of Electricity Here, This Is Wild’: Connecticut Locals Sound Alarm Over Massive Data Center Near Middle School

Connecticut residents are sounding the alarm over the prospect of a massive new data center being built near a middle school, with locals worried about everything from electricity costs to noise, water use, and potential health impacts. While no formal application for the project has been submitted, concerns have intensified after Cromwell officials rejected a proposal that would have temporarily stopped the town from accepting new data center applications for one year.

Hundreds get free flu shots at NBC Connecticut's annual drive-thru clinic

Getting a flu shot usually means making an appointment, heading into a doctor's office and waiting your turn. But at our annual drive-thru flu clinic in Farmington on Saturday, it was as simple as getting in your car, pulling into line, filling out some forms, getting the shot and driving away.

More than 100,000 CT residents could lose health coverage next year

Connecticut forecasts that about 108,000 residents could be at risk of losing Medicaid as new HUSKY D eligibility requirements take effect.

Letter: Litchfield might not need paid, full-time EMS workers, but committee will come to right decision

Letter writer expresses skepticism over the possibility of making EMS workers full-time town employees.

CT autism therapy group owner, employee accused of $600K Medicaid fraud

Officials said the fraudulent claims were submitted over the course of two years, starting in 2021.

Beekley Medical Introduces Olora Halo to Help Clinical Staff Stay Focused on Patient Care

Discreet nasal malodor barrier is designed for clinical environments. BRISTOL, Conn. | Beekley Medical has announced the launch of Olora Halo, a nasal malodor barrier featuring a medical-grade, BPA-free clear silicone nasal ring with a clinically fresh, encapsulated scent that discreetly helps reduce unpleasant odors. Designed for clinical environments, Olora Halo helps care teams remain present, focused and engaged during patient interactions involving malodor.

Hartford HealthCare’s Heart and Vascular Institute recognized nationally as leader in heart and vascular care

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Hartford Healthcare’s Heart and Vascular Institute is making its mark both in Connecticut and on the national stage. We’re taking a closer look at what sets HVI apart, what this recognition means for patients across Connecticut, and what it means to the physicians and care teams who are part of it. […]

Hartford HealthCare Mobile Mammography offers screenings on the go

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Early detection can make a critical difference when it comes to breast cancer. But for some people, access to mammograms can be a challenge. That’s where mobile mammography can help bring breast cancer screening directly into communities and make it easier for more people to get the care they need. Shanae […]

Lamont, Fazio detail healthcare plans in Connecticut governor race

7 healthcare laws taking effect Oct. 1

Changes to Medicaid eligibility and financing, Connecticut’s certificate-of-need overhaul and Maryland’s new hospital staffing framework are among the healthcare-related laws set to take effect Oct. 1. Here are seven federal and state-specific laws to know:. Federal. 1. Medicaid eligibility narrows for many lawfully present noncitizens. Starting Oct. 1,...

$567,200 in Grants to Support Information Sharing in CT About Upcoming Changes to Medicaid and SNAP

Forty-two organizations from across Connecticut will help their communities understand and navigate changes to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), with funding from the Connecticut Health Foundation and the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation. An estimated 168,614 people in Connecticut are at risk of losing their Medicaid coverage over...

These 5 Hidden Downsides Could Force Retirees With No Choice but to Leave Connecticut

Connecticut can be a comfortable place to retire when the home, community, and care network fit the household. Familiar doctors, nearby relatives, and a town you know well have real value. Trouble begins when the cost or physical demands of that arrangement change faster than retirement income can absorb. These...

UConn Health delays bid to acquire Day Kimball and Bristol hospitals as part of statewide expansion plan

More "due diligence" is needed before continuing the expansion of UConn Health to two new hospitals , the system said.

These Are 10 Of The Best Nursing Homes In Connecticut

Choosing a nursing home is a decision families rarely take lightly. Comfort matters, but so does knowing that daily care is dependable and residents are treated with dignity. The search can quickly become overwhelming. Websites often sound similar, while the details that genuinely affect everyday life may require a closer look.

Shriners Children's breaks ground on new facility

Breaking ground on a new facility is Shriners Children's Hospital.

Connecticut Takes Key Step in Reforming Mental Health System

Connecticut has launched a pilot behavioral health court, focusing on treatment over incarceration. A multidisciplinary task force aids in refining Connecticut's mental health court eligibility and services. Early intervention in youth mental health can reduce arrests and improve outcomes. This summer, Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice Raheem Mullins announced the...

Petitions for electroshock therapy skyrocket as Medicaid increases payout

The number of court petitions to forcibly administer electroshock therapy jumped 74 percent in 2025 as Medicaid increased their payout. The post Petitions for electroshock therapy skyrocket as Medicaid increases payout appeared first on Inside Investigator .

Editorial: Religious exemption for CT's vaccine mandates never made sense

A court made the right call when it bolstered the legislature's decision to repeal religious exemptions for vaccine mandates in schools.