John Craven is a journalist based in Connecticut, specializing in local news. He writes for News 12 and his work has also appeared in Irish Golfer. John covers a wide range of topics, including community events, politics, transportation, technology, and human interest stories.
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By: John Craven
On Friday, the Federal Railroad Administration awarded Connecticut $291 million for upgrades. But the state is scrambling to spend it before President-elect Donald Trump takes office in two months.
John Craven | | It was a great weekend for Irish golf. An emotional Rory McIlroy captured his sixth Race to Dubai title.
By: John Craven
2024 has been a particularly deadly year on Connecticut roads, already surpassing last year’s total. Ahead of the busy Thanksgiving holiday, the Department of Transportation is reminding drivers about the state’s “Slow Down, Move Over” law.
By: John Craven
For 70 years, the candy cane-colored tower has greeted drivers on I-95. But now, a developer plans to demolish the site and replace it with waterfront housing, shops and restaurants.
By: John Craven
McMahon and her husband Vince built the Stamford-based company into a global wrestling empire. But teachers’ groups worry that she will dismantle the Department of Education.
By: John Craven
When traditions like these were invented, only the wealthy played golf. They wore three-piece suits and monocles and made their way to and from the club on Penny Farthing bikes
By: John Craven
Five top airlines collected $12.4 billion in seating and baggage fees between 2018 and 2023, according to a new report from a U.S. Senate subcommittee chaired by Sen. Richard Blumenthal. It also found airlines are using complex algorithms to charge some passengers more.
'Five of us travelled, of which only three played golf. Two if you exclude Jarryd who only owns a five iron to keep the cane toad population around his house at bay'
By: John Craven
Connecticut’s new Prescription Drug Task Force launched on Wednesday. But it’s unclear if doctors, hospitals, pharmacists, insurance carriers and pharmaceutical giants can all agree on a way to cut costs at the drug store.
The proposed law would limit strict production quotas, and guarantee warehouse workers food and bathroom breaks. It comes as Amazon workers in four states hit the picket lines just days before Christmas.
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