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Richard Straub: A Legacy Of EvilFor years, Richard Straub abused teenage boys when he was a Danielson probation officer. Now, many of them are abusers too. |
AIG Bonuses ControversyThe $165 million AIG bonus flap that has caused outrage around the nation has its roots in a provision of Connecticut labor law that political leaders say needs to be changed. |
Haven HealthcareIn the past decade, Haven Healthcare has become one of Connecticut's largest and most prominent nursing home chains. But in a three-part series, the Courant reveals a troubling pattern of deficient patient care and spiraling financial troubles. |
Connecticut's War DeadA list of military personnel with ties to Connecticut who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan. |
George Reardon Abuse CaseDr. George Reardon died in 1998, but evidence of his crimes surfaced in 2007, when a homeowner renovating Reardon's former West Hartford home discovered a cache of child pornography. |
Paul Newman, 1925-2008Paul Newman was a stage actor who became a movie star. A sex symbol who celebrated 50 years of marriage with his second wife. A citizen activist. A lover of fast race cars. And then there were those blue eyes. |
Mentally Unfit, Forced To FightThis award-winning series first published in May 2006 and its follow up coverage examine the U.S. military's gaps in mental health care for its soldiers. |
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Hartford Mayor Eddie PerezHartford Mayor Eddie Perez was arrested on bribery charges on January 27. |
A Look At The Recession In ConnecticutThe Courant offers a weekly glance at people who have been affected by the economic downturn. |
Alleged UConn Recruiting ViolationsA Yahoo! Sports report said the University of Connecticut Men's Basketball program broke NCAA rules in recruiting Nate Miles, a 6-foot-7 guard from Toledo, Ohio. |
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To Local Voters, Barack Obama Means Many Different ThingsThe nomination of Barack Obama in Denver marked a shift, a new way Americans are looking at their country. Connecticut voters shared their thoughts on Obama as the 2008 election drew closer. |
Kenya: Continents TogetherBethe and Marcel Dufresne of Old Mystic reported for The Courant on a journey to Kenya by some 40 doctors, nurses, teachers, librarians, business people and others working with American Friends of Kenya, a nonprofit organization based in Norwich with a chapter in Chicago. |
Connecticut Republicans Like McCain's ExperienceInterviews with party leaders and Republican voters in Farmington, Avon, Canton and Simsbury show that John McCain's appeal rests heavily on his reputation as an experienced foreign policy hand |
