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Economic Development

Developer returns with larger 669-unit housing proposal for former insurance campus in Simsbury

The Silverman Group recently submitted a wetlands permit application tied to the redevelopment of the 12-acre Hartford South property at 200 Hopmeadow St.
Energy

🔒PURA approves $86.7M rate increase for Yankee Gas in reconsidered decision, drops penalties

The state’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority on Wednesday issued a reconsidered final decision in Yankee Gas’s rate case, approving an annual revenue requirement of $806.7 million — a $86.7 million increase over the Eversource Energy subsidiary’s currently authorized revenues.
Real Estate & Construction

NY real estate investment firm buys 470-unit apartment complex in Danbury for $158M

A New York-based private real-estate investment firm has bought a 470-unit apartment complex in...
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Casino Gaming

CT Fishing & Outdoor Show returns to Mohegan Sun next week

The Connecticut Fishing & Outdoor Show, billed as the state’s largest event of its kind, will return to the Earth Expo & Convention Center...
Energy

🔒Proposal to let CT school districts use hybrid, propane buses draws environmental pushback

A proposal before the Connecticut General Assembly would give school districts more flexibility to meet the state’s clean bus requirements, though environmental advocates say...
Economic Development

New CT environmental cleanup rules aim to unlock redevelopment of polluted sites

Connecticut has officially replaced its long-standing Transfer Act with a new release-based environmental cleanup program, marking a major shift in how the state regulates contaminated properties.
Politics & Policy

🔒CT bill would create new crime of ‘digital forgery’

A bill proposed in the state legislature would create a new criminal offense that targets the misuse of artificial intelligence and other digital tools to impersonate individuals for financial gain.

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Hospitality & Tourism

Lake Compounce eyes more than 1,000 seasonal hires

The Amusement Park is celebrating its 180th anniversary in the 2026 season.
Manufacturing

🔒Pratt & Whitney wins new engine contract to power small cruise missile

The East Hartford jet engine maker is incorporating additive manufacturing into the production of TJ150 engines to expedite its development.
Politics & Policy

CT legislature again considers soda tax to fund school meal programs

A year after the proposal failed to get out of committee, a bill seeking to impose a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages and use the revenue to provide meals at no cost to all public school students has been raised again in the state legislature.
Real Estate & Construction

🔒Investors eye renovations after buying six-unit Stamford apartment building for $1.43M

A group of Connecticut-based investors has bought a six-unit apartment building in Stamford for $1.43 million, according to the city’s property records. MAGD Realty LLC...
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Latest Poll

How should state government use its surplus revenue?

Connecticut is sitting on a budget surplus, and state officials are debating the best way to return money to taxpayers. Gov. Ned Lamont has proposed one-time rebates of up to $400 for joint filers, while Republicans are pushing for permanent cuts to taxes on tips and overtime pay.

Commissioner of the state Department of Revenue Services Mark Boughton warned that while the state’s rainy day fund is full and pension debt is being paid down, Connecticut still has a long way to go and must resist the temptation to cut too aggressively before harder economic times arrive.

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Hartford County

🔒Farmington venture lender Horizon Technology sweetens merger deal ahead of shareholder vote

Horizon Technology Finance Corp. is offering shareholders a sweeter deal as it heads into a vote on its proposed merger with Monroe Capital Corp. — a combination that would consolidate two lenders already under the same management umbrella into a single, larger specialty finance company.
New Haven County

🔒With nearly $125M invested, bill proposes $25M boost for CT Bioscience Innovation Fund

A state fund that has backed more than 100 Connecticut bioscience startups since 2013 is running low on capital — and lawmakers are weighing whether to refill it.
Fairfield County

🔒18-unit New Haven apartment building sells for $3.05M

An 18-unit apartment building in New Haven recently sold to a Manhattan investor for $3.05 million.

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Ask the Expert: The State of Healthcare in 2025

Healthcare is a deeply complex and emotionally charged issue, shaped by evolving cultural norms, technological advancements, and generational expectations. Once a simple act of visiting the doctor when ill, healthcare has transformed into a multifaceted system involving insurance networks, digital platforms, and policy debates.

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