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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.
The owner of Vale Sports Clubs is considering buying a Middletown property on which he would consolidate his indoor and outdoor recreational facilities.
A limited liability company tied to New York-based Beachworld Residential recently paid $63.65 million for an upscale, 215-unit Bloomfield apartment complex that was completed six years ago.
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.
A Southington bar has lost its liquor license after a large fight that left two employees with stab wounds over the weekend.
East Hartford-based aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney is set to receive almost $500 million in funding from the recently passed 2024 Defense Appropriations bill for engine upgrades.
A new online and retail sports betting location opened this week in Bridgeport’s Total Mortgage Arena, a collaboration between the Connecticut Lottery and Fanatics Betting and Gaming.
In a dramatic turn of events, the legislature’s Executive and Legislative Nominations Committee voted on Tuesday to advance Gov.
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.
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.
A proposal to expand a student-visa program that aims to bring more immigrant-entrepreneurs to the state saw unanimous support from the Commerce Committee last week and now heads to the floor of the state Senate.
A Glastonbury buyer recently paid $1.85 million for two neighboring retail buildings totaling 16,110 square feet on a little more than 2.2 acres in Cromwell.
Two of Connecticut’s largest employers and defense industry manufacturers won awards from the U.S. Navy last week, according to new information from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD).
BioXcel Therapeutics Inc., a New Haven-based biopharmaceutical company that uses artificial intelligence to develop medicines in neuroscience and immuno-oncology, on Monday announced a $25 million registered direct offering.
State lawmakers on Friday voted to advance a bill allowing religious organizations to install temporary shelters for people experiencing homelessness on their property.
Additional funding for ambulance providers included in the biennium budget last year was scrapped in the governor’s proposed budget adjustments released last month, leaving EMS professionals across the state disappointed.
The Meriden Mall is losing another major retailer. Dick’s Sporting Goods has placed signs outside its entrances stating that “this location only” will close in April, with its last day of business set for April 20.
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