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Thanks to LEGO’s partnership, the all-girl Horizons at The Ethel Walker School summer program in Simsbury expanded its program to pre-K, increasing enrollment to 85 students. The program enables young […]

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The legislature's decision late last year to raid $165 million in energy-efficiency funds to help solve the state's budget deficit is playing out about as badly as expected for efficiency contractors.

It's hard to imagine that there were so many gubernatorial candidates in Connecticut given the daunting task of trying to reconcile the perilous state of the state's finances.

Q&A talks with UConn Business School professor Timothy Folta and University of Hartford Barney School of Business clinical instructor Ken Goldstein about the schools' joint insurtech program.

Learn how one contractor helped design and build the state's $769 million Hartford rail line.

As Briann Greenfield takes the helm at the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center, she plans to promote the center as a bridge between social justice issues of the past and present.

As the first member of his family to graduate college, which was made possible by a scholarship, outgoing UConn Foundation CEO Joshua R. Newton sees his work in university philanthropy as “paying it forward.”

The field of candidates vying for governor has finally been whittled down. Now that the primaries are over, the remaining contenders should also truncate their list of unrealistic policy ideas.

In year two, UConn Hartford has growth plans as campus administrators seek tighter community connections.

Volunteers from ConnectiCare's Good Deeds program recently gathered at the ConnectiCare Center in Manchester to discuss their shared experience of participating in the new initiative led by the Farmington-based health insurer. In partnership with Leadership Greater Hartford, the Good Deeds program allows ConnectiCare members and employees to donate their time to help local nonprofits.

It can be unsettling to hear what Connecticut cybersecurity czar Arthur House has to say, and he probably wants it that way.

When you think about the ideal location to launch a technology startup, Connecticut may not immediately make your short list, but it's a comer.

Connecticut manufacturers are scrambling to blunt the impact of Trump administration tariffs.