Alex Putterman

Connecticut summer camps rarely disciplined for violations despite calls for oversight, records show

CT Insider; Aug. 17, 2023

From heat to flooding, CT cities face growing risk from climate change: 'A disaster in the making'

CT Insider; July 30, 2023

Rich towns' dominance of CT sports starts at the youth level: 'It's night and day'

CT Insider; July 12, 2023

CT is commuting lengthy prison sentences at a historic rate. It might not last much longer

CT Insider; March 14, 2023

Four cases where CT police departments initially withheld key details after officers used force

CT Insider; March 9, 2023

Meet the Yale med student who made thousands betting on sports — and then was banned from lottery sites

CT Insider; Dec. 16, 2022

CT students restrained, secluded thousands of times causing dozens of injuries: ‘Something is not working’ 

CT Insider; Oct. 27, 2022

A day on the frontlines of CT's kids mental health crisis: 'The needs have changed'

CT Insider; Sept. 10, 2022

Ventilation is key to limiting COVID in schools. So why haven’t more CT districts taken action?

CT Insider; Aug. 27, 2022

Two health systems may soon own more than half of Connecticut’s hospitals. That may be bad news for patients

Hartford Courant; Feb. 20, 2022

Thousands of Connecticut residents are catching COVID-19. Due to long COVID, some won’t get better anytime soon

Hartford Courant; Jan. 17, 2022

The anger stage: Frustration mounts as anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers get loud while those following rules watch gains against COVID-19 erode

Hartford Courant; Sept. 5, 2021

The debate over the University of Hartford is about more than Division I sports

Hartford Courant; April 25, 2021

Vaccination on wheels: Mobile clinics bring the COVID-19 vaccine to Connecticut’s hard-to-reach residents

Hartford Courant; April 12, 2021

Thomas Scanlon survived polio, rickets, cancer and personal tragedy. But COVID-19 was more than he could handle

Hartford Courant; Dec. 22, 2020

With COVID-19 surging in Connecticut, health care workers at local hospitals feel the anxiety rising

Hartford Courant; Nov. 29, 2020

A federal program lets Connecticut police departments stockpile armored vehicles and M16s. Critics say it’s time to end it.

Hartford Courant; June 14, 2020

Connecticut has one of the nation’s highest coronavirus death tolls. Here’s why.

Hartford Courant; May 1, 2020 

Connecticut has one of the nation’s largest COVID-19 outbreaks but lags other states in testing. Here’s why that is and why it matters

Hartford Courant; April 6, 2020

Connecticut lawmakers will consider banning Native American mascots as 19 public schools continue to use them

Hartford Courant; Jan 17, 2020

Jobs, with a catch: Dunkin’ Donuts Park positions mostly low-paying, seasonal for Hartford residents

Hartford Courant; Aug. 14, 2019

Connecticut Little Leagues forced to adjust amid youth baseball participation decline

Hartford Courant; July 10, 2019

Empty promises and empty seats: After 15 years, Rentschler Field struggles to match expectations
Hartford Courant; Feb. 24, 2019

Hartford boxer Richie Rivera was stripped of his title after testing positive for a substance that wasn’t banned. Then he fought back.

Hartford Courant; Feb. 15, 2019

Young athletes confront pressure to specialize in a single sport, despite risks

Hartford Courant; Jan. 23, 2019

A night with Scott Van Pelt, the (bald, freckly) face of modern-day ESPN Hartford Courant; Sept. 12, 2018

What is SportsCenter? ESPN’s signature show has changed course once again Awful Announcing; March 26, 2018

Jim Calhoun wants to build something from scratch VICE Sports; Feb. 14, 2018

The sex-abuse victims America ignored 

The Atlantic; Jan. 24, 2018

Amid anthem hysteria, don’t lose sight of Colin Kaepernick’s real cause: racial justice 

The Comeback; Sept. 25, 2017

Caitlyn Jenner at the ESPYS: The night the right wing turned on ESPN 

Awful Announcing; July 11, 2017

How high school start times affect high-school athletes The Atlantic; April 12, 2017 

Hartford Has a Shot at Rejoining the NHL, But Would It Be Worth the Price? VICE Sports; March 1, 2017

Homer bug follows Max Scherzer into postseason 

MLB.com; Oct. 7, 2016

Nationals running wild thanks to first-base coach Davey Lopes 

MLB.com; July 25, 2016

Nationals awed by Max Scherzer but not surprised 

MLB.com; May 11, 2016

Football: Uncommon bond propels ‘Sky Team’ to greatness 

The Daily Northwestern; Oct. 1, 2015

Wesley Rodriguez looking to take rare path from New York City to MLB 

SI.com; June 8, 2015