Paul Hughes is a Capitol reporter at The Republican-American of Waterbury. He covers a range of topics, including government and politics, health and wellness, and legislation, with a focus on elections and public policy. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, The Times, and National Review.
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Paul Hughes focuses on local event coverage and government announcements, with a particular emphasis on the Connecticut economy and state politics. He also covers sports, particularly Liverpool FC.
Given his focus, he would likely be interested in insights from local experts or stakeholders related to economic developments, state policies, or community events within Connecticut. Pitches could include analysis of how specific policy changes may impact the local economy or political landscape.
As Paul has shown interest in covering Liverpool FC sports news occasionally alongside regional topics like budget adjustments and financial frauds; offering relevant stories about these areas along with insights into key players' impacts might catch his attention for future coverages.
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By: Paul Hughes
File -- A man leaves Access Health CT, Connecticut's health insurance exchange's first insurance store, Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, in New Britain, Conn.
By: Paul Hughes
Gov. Ned Lamont and Hamden state Rep. Josh Elliott are offering Democratic primary voters two vastly contrasting visions on healthcare for all.
The administration of Gov. Ned Lamont awards non-union executive branch employees general wage increases matching recently approved contracted increases for the unionized state workforce.
By: Paul Hughes
On Friday night at 11:01, the 21st Century Road to Housing Act became law without the President's signature and without a veto. Under the Constitution, the bill had to sit for 10 days, excluding Sundays.
Independent candidate for U.S. Senate Dan Osborn received some unusual support for his campaign when Democratic nominee Cindy Burbank said she’d suspend her campaign and throw her support to Osborn.
By: Paul Hughes
Sen. Richard Blumenthal (L) and Senator Lindsey Graham (R) during a press conference on Saint Michael's Square in the city center on May 30, 2025 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
By: Paul Hughes
HARTFORD — U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal on Monday declared himself "absolutely resolved and dedicated" to passing his and the late U.S.
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham passed way Saturday evening and on Sunday, Nebraska Sen. Pete Ricketts appeared on Fox News' Sunday Briefing to honor Graham's life and legacy.
By: Paul Hughes
The former New Britain mayor has also formally terminated her campaign for governor.
File photo of former New Britain mayor Erin Stewart. Former New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart returns $183,875 in unspent public financing funds for her former campaign for governor.
