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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Southport artist Sean Kelly showed students how to break down a complex political message. But he also has a warning about the future – and social media.
By: John Craven
Starting Jan. 1, an extra 1,500 children will qualify for discounted child care under Connecticut’s Care 4 Kids program. But waiting lists are still long for many day care centers.
By: John Craven
Dozens of scientists, regulators and entrepreneurs are in New Haven this week, looking for practical ways to reduce plastic production. Researchers say plastics make up a growing share of carbon emissions.
By: John Craven
Connecticut has passed new protections over the past few years. But without more funding, advocates warn that shelters could cut back.
The K Club's decision to invest the bulk of its charitable efforts in the Play in Pink Day this year proved inspired after the club delivered a remarkable €40,000 for Breast Cancer Research through its recent fundraiser.
Roadway deaths have jumped 62% since the pandemic, and 2024 is on track to surpass last year’s total. Now, Sen. Chris Murphy is asking the federal government for more help.
The latest predictable play sees the tour’s Player Advisory Council looking out for their own pockets by deploying the old ‘pull that ladder up behind you’ trick that must’ve inspired their latest reforms
By: John Craven
Attorney General William Tong announced the new Connecticut Abortion Legal Hotline, just days after Donald Trump was elected president. Top law firms will provide legal advice to patients and clinics – free of charge.
For the first time, Democrats will have enough members to override Gov. Ned Lamont’s vetoes. But neither side thinks that will happen.
By: John Craven
Gov. Ned Lamont originally proposed all new car sales be electric or hybrid by 2035, but announced Tuesday that the proposal is off the table permanently.
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