Visiting Nurse’s Killing at Halfway House Renews Pleas for Home Health Care Safety December 8, 2023 By Dave Collins and Pat Eaton-Robb The killing of a Connecticut nurse making a house call in October was a nightmare come true for an industry...
Hospitals, Clinics in Several States Begin Recovery After Cyberattacks August 7, 2023 By Pat Eaton-Robb Hospitals and clinics in several states on Friday began the time-consuming process of recovering from a cyberattack that disrupted their...
High-Profile Forensic Scientist Lee Liable for Fabricating Evidence in Murder Case July 24, 2023 By Pat Eaton-Robb Famed forensic scientist Henry Lee was found liable for fabricating evidence in a murder case that sent two Connecticut men...
Travelers Vows Changes to Golf Course After PGA Tournament’s Low Scores July 3, 2023 By Pat Eaton-Robb Changes will be made to the TPC River Highlands after record low scoring during the recent PGA Tour’s Travelers Championship,...
Travelers Championship With Elevated Status, $20M Purse Opens With McIlroy Hole-in-One June 23, 2023 By Pat Eaton-Robb Nathan Grube, the tournament director of the Travelers Championship, used to worry about the years when the U.S. Open took...
Athletes File Class Action Against Ivy League Schools Over No-Scholarship Policy March 10, 2023 By Pat Eaton-Robb A pair of basketball players from Brown University allege in a federal lawsuit that the Ivy League’s policy of not...
Jurors to Decide Damages Amount in Sandy Hook Defamation Suit October 3, 2022 By Dave Collins and Pat Eaton-Robb After watching days of testimony that included the parents of slain children breaking down on the witness stand, a Connecticut...
UConn to Pay Former Basketball Coach Additional $3.9M Over Firing September 20, 2022 By Pat Eaton-Robb UConn announced last Thursday it has agreed to pay former men’s basketball coach Kevin Ollie another $3.9 million to settle...
Under Strain From Sex Abuse Claims, Boy Scouts Selling Off Camp Properties June 7, 2022 By Pat Eaton-Robb As the financially struggling Boy Scouts sell off a number of campgrounds, conservationists, government officials and others are scrambling to...
COVID-19 Orders Not an Excuse for Business to Skip Rent, Connecticut Court Rules May 12, 2022 By Pat Eaton-Robb Connecticut’s Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that executive orders issued by Gov. Ned Lamont affecting restaurants during the COVID-19 pandemic could...