Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
Investigative ReporterJacqueline Rabe Thomas was an investigative reporter with Connecticut Public’s Accountability Project from July 2021 until August 2022.
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New data obtained by CT Public’s Accountability Project offers some insight into whether the significant uptick in car thefts seen between 2019 and 2020 was a one-year setback following decades of steady declines or the beginning of an upward trend. -
Before his surprise resignation in May, ex-University of Connecticut President Thomas Katsouleas butted heads with the public university’s governing board on a handful of issues, including tuition hikes and plans for graduation, emails show. -
Connecticut got a preview earlier this week of just how many renters faced eviction when the federal moratorium was lifted for two days.Before the federal order was reinstated Wednesday, judges in Connecticut signed a surge of orders that allow state marshals to remove tenants and their belongings from their homes. -
Some high-level state employees with less than one year on the job could be eligible for raises under a plan announced by the governor this month. -
Gov. Ned Lamont on Tuesday provided some relief to up to 120 undocumented immigrants stuck in hospitals across the state because it’s the only place they can get lifesaving dialysis treatment. -
A deadly crash in New Britain last month involving a stolen car has ignited a debate about Connecticut’s juvenile justice system, but experts say reforms aimed at keeping more teens out of the adult prison system aren’t to blame for a rise in auto thefts.
