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
Mother of teen girl housed at Harwinton STAR home files lawsuit
The Harwinton STAR Home, where numerous assaults and other incidents have occurred, is now the subject of a lawsuit.
CT Airport Authority cautious over potential merger with Port Authority
The Connecticut Airport Authority board members were cautious over a potential merger with the Port Authority. Finances could not be mixed.
Connecticut’s retiree healthcare debt drops by $4 billion
Connecticut’s retiree healthcare liabilities dropped by $4 billion, the second such decrease in two years, according to the latest report.
SOTS: Bridgeport ballot scandal result of “bad actors” and “under-educated electorate”
Secretary of State Stephanie Thomas said the voting scandal emerging out of Bridgeport is the result of “bad actors” and an “under-educated electorate”
Connecticut minimum wage goes to $15.69 in 2024
Connecticut’s minimum wage will rise to $15.69 under the state’s automatic minimum wage increases, passed in 2019
Grave Concern: A DCF-funded shelter for teen girls loses control
Missing girls, stolen vehicles, burglaries, physical and sexual assaults, sex trafficking and injuries to both residents and state troopers.
Hartford teacher wins labor complaint against union
A Hartford physical education teacher won a Labor Board complaint against his union, arguing they did not fairly represent him.
Corey Turner denied commutation of murder sentence for maintaining his innocence
The Board of Pardons and Paroles denied a sentence commutation to Corey Turner largely because he maintains his innocence.
Fight over Attorney General climate documents heard in court
A lawsuit seeking documents from CT’s Attorney General’s Office was heard in court after the Freedom of Information Commission reversed it’s initial decision.
Connecticut dentists want more transparency, regulation of dental insurance
CT dentists want dental insurance to have the same regulations as medical insurance, but insurance companies argue it will raise costs.
Concerns over pollution, costs for CT’s phase out of gas-powered cars
DEEP heard testimony regarding Connecticut’s planned phase out of gas-powered cars by 2035, with concerns over pollution, costs, and choice.
Hearing over insurance rate hikes leaves lawmakers frustrated and looking to crack down
Executives for several insurance companies regulated by the State of Connecticut said their requested rate increases for next year reflect the increasing cost of medical care in Connecticut, during a public meeting on…
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