Once again, Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration has identified a big pile of money, almost $190 million, shortly after legislators have adopted a new budget and closed their regular legislative session.

Facing a budget deficit and decreasing number of high schoolers graduating in Connecticut, leaders at the University of ...

Connecticut’s Social Equity Council, the body charged with ensuring that revenues from legal cannabis sales benefit ...

Groton shipyard Electric Boat has bought the former Macy’s department store in Waterford’s Crystal Mall.  It says the site ...

The state has selected developers to create a new transit-oriented, mixed-use community adjacent to New Haven’s Union Station ...

Amid a tenuous ceasefire in the Middle East and the postponement of classified briefings on Tuesday for federal lawmakers, ...

A nursing home in Trumbull plans to lay off nearly 200 workers and close its facility in August. St. Joseph’s Center CT, ...

Keegan Bradley wasn’t the only winner at the 2025 Travelers Championship held in Cromwell last weekend. The Travelers Cos.

Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday that he is vetoing two controversial bills, including one that would pay unemployment ...

A seven-building, 210-unit apartment complex in Newtown is on its way to bankruptcy sale, pending court approval, according ...

A 74,596-square-foot Stamford nursing home with 156 rooms has sold for $19.4 million, according to the city’s land records.

Gov. Ned Lamont was sworn into office in January 2019, and now six years later he’s still vexed by the issue of shrinking health insurance options for businesses. During Hartford Business Journal’s ...