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The Warner Theatre in Torrington has partnered with a larger performing arts center, The Bushnell in Hartford, in order to survive, officials said.
Offshore wind is making its return to New England.
Legislation passed out of the Education Committee last week would raise starting salaries for educators and make it easier to obtain teacher certification, measures that some lawmakers hope will address teacher shortages and aid ongoing efforts to recruit and retain a diverse teacher workforce in
Joseph I. Lieberman, the Connecticut senator who approached the pinnacle of Democratic politics as Al Gore’s running mate in 2000 only to be driven from the party six years later over his support for the invasion of Iraq ordered by the Republican who beat them, died Wednesday. He was 82.
After 16 months of considerations, the state’s Office of Health Strategy on Wednesday approved an application for a Certificate of Need from Yale New Haven Health, paving the way for it to potentially purchase three troubled hospitals owned by Prospect Medical Holdings.
Democrat and Republican leaders on Tuesday provided business leaders an update on their legislative priorities with just six weeks left in the General Assembly’s short legislative session, which ends May 8.
Hospital mergers and consolidations in Connecticut have resulted in faster price growth and greater use of high-profit services, but little increase in the overall amount of care provided, according to a new report.
Connecticut’s tourism department is replacing the “Find Your Vibe” campaign adopted in 2021, with the “Make It Here” brand that was launched in October to promote the state as a quality place to live, work and play.
Connecticut lawmakers again are proposing to eliminate Connecticut’s film production tax credit.
House Bill 5110, which was introduced by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee, would repeal the “Digital Media & Motion Picture Tax Credit,” which offers tax credits to production companies that spend at least $100,000 on films in Connecticut.
According to data from the state, Connecticut’s film production tax credit has awarded over $1.5 billion to production companies since its inception in 2007.
The bill has received support from the group Connecticut Voices, which is asking lawmakers to repeal the film tax credit program and redirect those funds to a new state-level child tax credit.
Among the companies opposed to the proposal is sports media giant ESPN, which has its main campus in Bristol.
In a dramatic turn of events, the legislature’s Executive and Legislative Nominations Committee voted on Tuesday to advance Gov.
State leaders and reproductive rights advocates on Tuesday denounced a case before the U.S. Supreme Court that could curb access to abortion medication for people throughout the country.
An East Hartford-based credit union that has been active in the M&A market has received regulatory approval to absorb a small Putnam credit union that serves Day Kimball Hospital employees.
Webster Financial Corp., parent company of Webster Bank, announced that its chief financial officer plans to retire. Glenn MacInnes, who has been with Webster Bank for 13 years, intends to retire from his role as executive vice president and CFO, the bank announced.
East Hartford-based fuel cell company HyAxiom Inc. confirmed a workforce reduction, but wouldn’t say how many workers were affected. HyAxiom, owned by the South Korean company Doosan Fuel Cell Co., said Tuesday it announced a reduction in hourly and salaried positions on March 21.
A judge in a ruling issued Tuesday dismissed the majority of Aquarion Water Co.’s appeal of a rate cut ordered by the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority last year.
The owners of a mixed-use Rocky Hill building that housed the former CT Lottery headquarters are looking to convert the office and warehouse space into primarily warehousing.
Legislators on both sides of the aisle on Tuesday expressed optimism that a proposal to allow small companies to group together to get more affordable health insurance can still pass into law this session despite not being moved out of committee before deadline.
Two bills that seek to improve tourism on the state’s shoreline will be considered when the state legislature’s Commerce Committee meets Tuesday.
Connecticut got an additional boost of federal funding following the final passage of government funding bills over the weekend, bringing the total for local projects across the state to about $174 million.
Just three months after announcing plans for full implementation of a 2021 law to erase misdemeanors and certain low-level felonies for more than 80,000 people near the start of this year, Connecticut officials have fallen well short of their promise, with only about 13,600 residents having had t
Lewisville, Texas-based Caliber Collision will open a repair center in a new building at a former dealership property at 1200 Wolcott St. in Waterbury.
Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam submitted a $623.83 million fiscal year 2025 budget proposal Monday, which increases spending slightly by $4.66 million, or 0.75%, and imposes no tax increase.
When Hartford Yard Goats fans pull up to Dunkin’ Park for the first game of the season next week, they might be shocked to see mounds of dirt and bulldozers in their former parking lot across from the stadium on Main Street.
Connecticut’s air quality deteriorated in 2023, but most of its towns and cities still fell into the “good” category, which means pollution levels only exceed World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines by one or two times.
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