The video from inside MacDougall was shocking, an inmate carrying another inmate he had just murdered like a sack of potatoes and dumping his dead body on a table. State will pay $1 million to settle case. ctexaminer.com/2026/10/21/st…
An interim president has been named at CCSU and it will be current provost Dr. Kimberly Kostelis who has been at the school since 2003. She replaces Zulma Toro who left two weeks ago amid an internal investigation. story posting soon
Connecticut has one psychiatric hospital for the children private providers won't take and other hospitals can't safely handle.
It's licensed for 50 beds. This summer, hospital leaders capped it at 24 — while children waited to get in.
We asked for the records. 🧵
The feds thought they had a plan to get Kosta on a flight from Greece to JFK that involved the Department of State and an FBI escort - then Kosta pulled the plug. ctexaminer.com/2026/09/30/di…
There's still a lot of mystery surrounding Kosta Diamantis' fleeing to Greece but didn't think what's his real name was one of them. ctexaminer.com/2026/09/30/di…
It sure pays to be a state employee: When she "retires" on Oct. 1 now former CCSU President Zulma Toro will get a check for about $124k in accrued vacation and sick time. About $84K for unused vacation and aboiut $40k in sick time.
Rennie unloads: "The thin-skinned thug has not stopped. His widely publicized interviews ought to include questions on the crimes he committed. When he is not blaming Lamont, judges, and lawyers, he is casting aspersions at the jury." dailyructions.com/fact-free-…
I interviewed former President Toro at the end of June.
If you told me that less than three months after that interview she’d be resigning, I think I would’ve laughed. Crazy how quickly things can change.
Toro submitted her resignation to CSCU officials early Wednesday morning and then sent an email to the Central community. She resigns in the middle of an investigation into her bullying tactics at an administrative retreat first reported by the Examiner. ctexaminer.com/2026/09/23/to…
In a 10-paragraph email to the Central community Toro wrote: It is time now for new leadership to tackle the challenges ahead. The last few weeks have been unbelievably hard on me, my family, and so many across our Central community.
Toro added "I want to thank the many people who have reached out during this time; please know your support and encouragement is deeply appreciated. Thank you."
Toro submitted her resignation to CSCU officials early Wednesday morning and then sent an email to the Central community. She resigns in the middle of an investigation into her bullying tactics at an administrative retreat first reported by the Examiner. ctexaminer.com/2026/09/23/to…