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The former downtown Hartford home of the popular Up Or On The Rocks nightclub has been sold.
Several buildings on Trinity College’s Hartford campus have been named to the National Register of Historic Places, the school announced Thursday.
A Cheshire-based distributor of promotional products, Barker Specialty Co., has acquired a similar business headquartered in Monroe, the company announced.
The new school bus transportation provider in Farmington is seeking a special permit to establish a hub at 150 New Britain Ave., the former site of Madigan Millwork.
A new Genesis dealership has opened in Norwalk, the second dealership in the state by Keeler Automotive Holdings group and just the fourth Genesis storefront in the state.
The company redeveloping the former Ames property in Rocky Hill into a multi-building, mixed-use residential project has shifted its plans, eliminating a planned office component, increasing retail space and adding more apartments.
New Haven-based law firm Wiggin and Dana has absorbed a boutique trust and estate firm with four attorneys based in Boca Raton, Florida.
Under a steady drizzle by a memorial to fallen police officers, Gov. Ned Lamont on Wednesday signed a bill codifying a Connecticut policy that provides financial and health benefits to the families of officers who die in the line of duty.
Noncompete clauses, which can bar an employee from working for a competitor of their employer after leaving their job, have existed in many industries for decades.
The Federal Trade Commission recently banned most U.S. employers from forcing workers to sign noncompete agreements, arguing the move will increase innovation and foster new business formation.
Also, most existing noncompetes will no longer be enforceable after the rule’s effective date.
Hartford’s Camp Courant, a free summer day camp for children, has for the first time made its facilities available for outside entities to rent for corporate events, birthday parties, graduation celebrations and other events.
New Haven’s College Street Music Hall and Westville Music Bowl have been major economic drivers for the Elm City, generating more than $50 million in total impact in 2023.
The state attorney general has reached a settlement with the organizers of HighBazaar, a vendor marketplace in Hamden that had unlicensed cannabis sellers p
A new hangar complex at Waterbury-Oxford Airport is set to open this summer, and the operator said more hangar space is available for jets.
The owners of the historic Rocky Hill Railroad station, recently renovated for use as a restaurant, now plan to convert the building into two upscale residential units.
St. Francis Hospital has named a new leader. Valerie L. Powell-Stafford has been named president of the Hartford-based hospital, which is part of Trinity Health Of New England.
The Connecticut Hospital Association is suing Prospect Medical Holdings and the three hospitals it owns in the state claiming they have failed to pay more than $1.75 million in membership dues and for special services fees.
Connecticut’s first “baby bond,” an innovative benefit promised to every baby born on Medicaid since July 1, 2023, won’t be payable until the summer of 2041. But Treasurer Erick Russell already is doing outreach.
Connecticut’s Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee voted on Tuesday to spend more than $8 million to expand the distribution of harm reduction supplies in the state and to boost existing programs that are focused on helping people who are tied up in the criminal justice system.
Supporters and critics alike of the new state budget that starts July 1 concede the path legislators took to craft the plan was unconventional. The $26 billion budget that takes effect July 1 was adopted 11 months ago, the second year in a biennial plan.
A Nebraska-based company plans to convert the Enfield Square mall, which has fallen into disrepair and is mostly empty, into a mixed-use development with retail, housing and recreation.
The Bristol Zoning Commission on Monday approved an 84-unit senior housing project over the objections of neighbors to the property.
Irvine, California-based QCells and Cheshire-based Hanwha Aerospace USA (HAU) said Tuesday they have completed installing solar and energy-storage projects in Cheshire and Newington.
Stamford and Austin, Texas-based online job posting board Indeed is laying off about 1,000 employees, roughly 8% of its total workforce, the CEO told workers this week. Chris Hyams, CEO of Indeed, shared the news with employees in a message Monday.
One of the largest brewers of non-alcoholic beers will be hosting outdoor “pop-up taproom” experiences at its Milford brewery this summer.
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