Dan Haar|Senior editor and columnistWhat the American flag means now in CT is up for debate: Haar"It's a symbol of our nation, and the ideals that our nation is aspiring to accomplish," Christine Pina said.
New Britain says it will sue ex-mayor after payback deadline passes: Haar"We remain committed to making the city whole and will take all appropriate legal action," New Britain Mayor Bobby Sanchez said. By Dan Haar
Eversource closes on $2.4B Aquarion sale. Here's what it means to customersFor many Aquarion customers, the monthly average cost is now about $48; the estimated increases would bring that to $87.50 in nine years.. By Luther Turmelle
Canada Weather Gear to open at Clinton Premium OutletsThe retailer will occupy the space formerly leased by Saks Off 5th, which closed in February.By Luther Turmelle
How will Comcast's potential spinoff of NBCUniversal affect Connecticut?NBCUniversal has a longstanding presence in Connecticut that includes NBC Sports' headquarters and Stamford Studios. By Paul Schott
CT employer at epicenter of AI boom joins world’s 20 most valuable companiesBeyond AI, nearly everybody uses devices with chips made from ASML machines today, from mobile phones to vehicles.By Alexander Soule
More Connecticut towns are banning data centers before they even get proposedExperts say a ban on data centers is often a town’s attempt to maintain a measure of control over large development projects within its borders.By Jordan Nathaniel Fenster
Yale New Haven Health CEO to leave post after 14 years at hospital networkO'Connor helped advance a new billion-dollar neuroscience tower but also led the system through losses and job cuts.By Liese Klein
'State of chaos and terror.' Yale doctor laments Trump medical research rule“This is a tragedy if it goes through, and it must be overturned,” Dr. John Krystal, of Yale, said. By Liese Klein
Connecticut's latest business openings: O'Reilly Auto Parts, Daisuki RanConnecticut retail roundup spotlights restaurant moves in Old Saybrook and Meriden, plus a Branford auto parts store.By Luther Turmelle
Trumbull-based CooperSurgical pays $272M to settle claims in embryos lawsuitsAfter settling most of the lawsuits, CooperSurgical's parent company is looking to sell the Trumbull-based division. By Liese Klein
With new cars averaging $50k, Connecticut sees spike in auto parts storesConnecticut auto parts stores are expanding as high new car prices push drivers to keep older vehicles on the road longer.By Luther Turmelle
In Connecticut’s world-famous pizza scene, Pizza Hut barely has a slicePizza Hut's small presence in Connecticut reflects a landscape dominated by homegrown pizza makers like Pepe's and Sally's.By Paul Schott
4 Connecticut residents among 455 charged in record health care fraud bustConsidered to be DOJ's largest-ever takedown, the efforts spanned 56 districts, seizing $182M in cash, luxury cars and other assets.By Cris Villalonga-Vivoni
Connecticut's economy outpaced most states in early 2026, new data showsInformation, manufacturing and professional services were key contributors to Connecticut's economic growth in early 2026. By Paul Schott
Cheshire’s Drazen Orchards closes permanently, family saysRising costs and harsh weather have resulted in the closing of the family-owned farm Drazen Orchards in Cheshire.By Luther Turmelle
