Marc E. Fitch
Senior Investigative Reporter
Marc worked as an investigative reporter for Yankee Institute and was a 2014 Robert Novak Journalism Fellow. He previously worked in the field of mental health is the author of several books and novels, along with numerous freelance reporting jobs and publications. Marc has a Master of Fine Arts degree from Western Connecticut State University.Â
Affordable housing developer files lawsuit against CT Housing Finance Authority
An affordable housing developer has filed a new lawsuit against CT’s housing finance authority alleging favoritism in awarding project funds.
State backs $2M claim against yoga studio after man asked to leave women’s class
A yoga studio owner asked a man to leave a women’s class. Now she faces a $2M claim, after a state agency determined she violated the law.
Connecticut lawmakers try to tip the scales in pending vaccine lawsuit
Lawmakers look to tip the scales in a lawsuit over the removal of CT’s religious exemption for school vaccine requirements.
Attorney General Tong pushes bill to allow lawsuits against ICE officers
Attorney General Tong is pushing for legislation that will allow CT residents to sue federal officials in state court.
Hundreds of advocates line up in support of early parole billÂ
Hundreds offered testimony is support of a bill that would expand parole eligibility for those who committed their crime before age 26.
State Sen. Lopes paid $1.6 million by New Britain nonprofit since 2018Â
Since 2018, two companies owned by Sen. Rick Lopes, D-New Britain, have been listed as some of the highest paid contractors to a New Britain based nonprofit agency that receives tens of millions…
Colchester asks teachers for wage freeze as health fund runs short
The Colchester Board of Education has asked members of the local teachers union to take a wage freeze as the BOE’s health reserve fund potentially faces a $1 million shortfall because of increased…
Expanded parole would apply to hundreds more than previously reported
The list includes 238 individuals convicted of murder, 90 convicted of felony murder, and 41 convicted of first-degree sexual assault.
Eversource: $3 billion in costs await next rate proceeding
Eversource hasn’t had a rate case in eight years and with the build up of costs, the next application could have a $3 billion price tag.
Hospitals paying millions to cover state employee pay and benefits
The Office of Health Strategy has increased its annual assessment on hospitals by 40 percent to pay for more staffing costs.
Last Resort: Court petitions for electroshock treatment increase
In 2024, Connecticut probate judges approved nearly two hundred petitions from psychiatric hospitals to administer electroconvulsive therapy.
Former Haddam town clerk files retaliation complaint against town
The former Haddam town clerk claims the release written notes pertaining to his alcohol use was discriminatory and retaliatory.
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