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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Connecticut Pardons Day was launched this year by several cannabis businesses across the state. Kennard Ray, Fine Fettle’s CEO of Equity Joint Ventures, organized the event – and is also seeking a pardon himself.
By: John Craven
Top Republicans said the state isn’t doing enough to prevent abuse from happening again.
By: John Craven, Emily Knapton
It would provide local communities millions of dollars to add air conditioning, improve energy efficiency and keep people safe during extreme heat waves.
John Craven | | What s that old phrase – opinions are like arseholes, some are better than others … Some people believe the
By: John Craven
State officials held an all-day hearing to tackle Connecticut health care costs.
The legislation changes how vehicles' value is assessed, and also paves the way for a regional water authority to potentially take over Bridgeport-based Aquarion Water Company.
Bannon was convicted for defying a subpoena from the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
By: John Craven
Andrew DiDomenico was picking up litter along Interstate 91 in Wallingford last Friday, when a suspected drunk driver slammed into him at 9 a.m.
John Craven | | It doesn t matter whether your name s Sergio Garcia or PJ Slevin, when it comes to slow play, they all react the same.
By: John Craven
It's the third criminal referral related to last fall's mayoral election.
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