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UConn Health, ConnectiCare reach new multiyear agreement 5e6e6b
June 14, 2025
Two months after its previous contract expired and one day before the end of a required grace period, UConn Health and ConnectiCare said Friday they had reached a new multiyear agreement.
CRDA considers $500K loan to retail development in a downtown building 4g622a
June 13, 2025
Redevelopment of former Showcase Cinemas site in E. Hartford ready to move forward after land purchase 734b1n
June 13, 2025
Sturm, Ruger discloses ‘difficult but necessary personnel changes’ in letter to employees 11r6d
June 13, 2025W. Hartford Fellowship Housing opens first phase of $100M redevelopment project 641q72
June 13, 2025ICE arrests 4 undocumented workers at Southington business 6u10e
June 13, 2025East Granby woman pleads guilty in pandemic loan scheme fraud 6r3z6e
June 13, 2025
LATEST HEADLINES 6o24d
CT farmers await disaster relief amid clash between Dems, USDA 2j32f
June 13, 2025It has been nearly a year since heavy rainfall left Kaitlyn Kimball’s 3-acre field in Naugatuck under a foot of water for almost a week, killing all of the tomatoes.
June 13, 2025
Biz Starts: These new businesses recently launched in CT, including 85 in Bridgeport 1x4m51
June 13, 2025These new Connecticut businesses launched from May 29 to June 11.
June 13, 2025
Gov. Lamont commits $18.8M for pollution cleanup, advancing redevelopment across CT 3az1s
June 12, 2025A drive to demolish a monolithic data center on a property behind Hartford’s Dunkin’ Park stadium got a $4 million boost Thursday, as Gov. Ned Lamont announced environmental cleanup grants for 23 properties across the state.
June 12, 2025
Congressional delegation asks CT employer to reinstate fired workers amid labor dispute 1h252y
June 12, 2025Striking workers at an Enfield warehouse are still hoping the National Labor Relations Board will hear their case after their employer, i-Health, fired them.
June 12, 2025
Steelpointe Harbor hotel project gets $850K tax break; summer construction start date 4j1740
June 12, 2025Plans to bring a hotel to Bridgeport – the state’s largest city – has received $850,000 in potential tax relief on building materials through Connecticut Innovations, the state’s quasi-public venture capital arm.
June 12, 2025
Lamont signs bill that holds battery producers responsible for recycling 1l16q
Updated: June 12, 2025Gov. Ned Lamont on Tuesday signed a bill creating an extended producer responsibility (EPR) program for consumer batteries, which shifts the responsibility for battery collection and recycling from taxpayers and local governments to the producers themselves.
Updated: June 12, 2025
EV charging station development eyed in Enfield 703a20
June 12, 2025A developer is proposing to build an electric vehicle charging station and café on a vacant site in Enfield. Global Development has proposed an EV charging station and café on a 0.55-acre lot at 1561 King St., in Enfield.
June 12, 2025
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Federal budget bill could threaten ‘HUSKY for immigrants’ in CT 4x5q7
June 12, 2025Connecticut officials remain committed, for now, to a program that offers government-sponsored health benefits to certain undocumented residents — despite federal threats against states that do so, as well as higher-than-projected costs for the coverage since its launch over two years ago.
June 12, 2025
Stamford’s Planning Board backs plan to raze St. John Towers, build 305-unit apartment building 5r254a
June 11, 2025Stamford’s Planning Board has endorsed a proposal to knock down two remaining St. John Towers apartment buildings, at 109 Tresser Blvd., and replace them with a 10-story, 305-unit apartment building.
June 11, 2025
Converted for artists in 1997, 46-unit Hartford apartment building sells for $3.85M 951v
June 12, 2025A New Haven-based real estate investment group recently paid $3.85 million for the 46-unit “Artspace” apartment building on one corner of downtown Hartford.
June 12, 2025
Vesta moves forward with plan to build elderly housing in Berlin; hearing set for Thursday 6tz6j
June 11, 2025Simsbury-based Vesta Corp. is seeking zoning permits for its plan to construct a 70-unit elderly housing facility at the former Knights of Columbus Hall in Berlin.
June 11, 2025
Underground transmission line project could cost CT residents $500M l6l6i
June 11, 2025Electric utility United Illuminating said Wednesday that the cost of deg and building a proposed underground transmission system from Bridgeport to Fairfield would be about $838 million.
June 11, 2025
Gov. Lamont to attend Paris Air Show next week 101814
June 11, 2025Gov. Ned Lamont has announced he’ll be visiting the Paris Air Show this month to Connecticut companies exhibiting at the event and recruit new businesses to the state.
June 11, 2025
Lamont signs bill easing regulations on state-chartered credit unions; legislation received pushback from banks 1t4k5u
June 11, 2025A bill that significantly alters state statutes regulating credit unions was signed into law on Tuesday by Gov. Ned Lamont.
June 11, 2025
New Haven-based bioscience firms Bexorg, Biohaven agree to collaborate 6m3f15
June 11, 2025Two New Haven-based bioscience firms have announced an agreement to collaborate on research and development of therapies for central nervous system disorders (CNS).
June 11, 2025
New CT-based, 23-hour equities trading platform set to launch 3p4n73
June 11, 2025Traders will soon be able to trade U.S.-listed stocks nearly around the clock during the workweek.
June 11, 2025
CT officials denounce Trump, defend right to protest 481s2b
June 11, 2025Connecticut’s top leaders Tuesday denounced President Donald J. Trump’s military response to the protests and civil unrest in Los Angeles after ICE raids, calling it a deliberate provocation just days before a nationwide day of protests dubbed “No Kings.”
June 11, 2025
With cheers for child care, Lamont begins soft reelection campaign 5u511q
June 11, 2025Gov. Ned Lamont’s celebration Tuesday of a groundbreaking advance in early childhood education funding and his simultaneous struggle to calm concerns about a housing bill underscore the advantages and liabilities of incumbency as he edges towards a reelection campaign.
June 11, 2025
Two warehouses, totaling 881,500 sq. ft., proposed in Windsor Locks 4ri25
June 11, 2025Indianapolis-based developer Scannell Properties is proposing two new warehouses, totaling 881,500 square feet in Windsor Locks.
June 11, 2025
Hartford aims to develop more than 160 troublesome vacant lots 5n2d4
June 10, 2025A new Hartford task force aims to come up with detailed plans by the close of this year to develop more than 160 troublesome vacant lots owned by the city.
June 10, 2025
Two Norwalk apartment buildings housing 120 units sell for $41.4M 1r1o4y
June 10, 2025Two high-end apartment buildings in Norwalk that house a total of 120 units have exchanged hands in one deal for $41.4 million, according to the listing broker.
June 10, 2025
Greenskies builds 2.32-MW solar project in Orange to CSCU 4d5650
June 10, 2025A North Haven-based clean energy company has completed its latest 2.32-megawatt ground-mounted solar project in Orange, to Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU).
June 10, 2025
Business Profiles 2025 572v31
Connecticut’s businesses and nonprofits are expanding and evolving, from cutting-edge design to cyber defense and meaningful community contributions. In our Business Profiles publication, you'll discover a collection of companies and organizations showcasing what sets them apart.
These profiles go beyond storytelling—they offer valuable insights that can inspire business leaders to refine strategies, strengthen operations, and navigate an evolving marketplace. You may even come across solutions to familiar challenges.
We invite you to explore the following pages and learn more about the individuals and teams driving success across our state. After reading, we encourage you to connect—whether by visiting their websites or reaching out directly—to learn more about their work. We hope this issue becomes a meaningful resource in the months ahead.
Thank you for being a valued Hartford Business Journal subscriber. And a special thank you to the featured businesses and nonprofits for sharing their stories—each one a testament to the power of vision and determination in shaping the future.
