May 21, 2018 EditionEdition

Five local celebrities competed for CRIS Radio’s Mirror Ball Trophy on April 28 at the Bond Ballroom in Hartford. The event raised money for the nonprofit’s radio-reading service for people […]

Travelers Championship Tournament Director Nathan Grube is setting the stage for another successful PGA Tour event.

Z-Medica of Wallingford, The Connecticut Chapter of the American College of Surgeons, the Connecticut ACS Committee on...

Glastonbury-based Smith Brothers Insurance recently held its seventh annual walking day event, as part of its wellbeing...

Five years after becoming dean of the Barney School of Business at the University of Hartford, Martin...

For most of us, what we learn first sticks with us for a long time, often throughout our lives, including nursery rhymes and what we consider right and wrong. The acorn doesn't fall far from the tree.

You have heard it said many times: “If nonprofit organizations were run more like businesses, they'd be more effective.”

The state's telecommunications industry has booked a major win in its municipal-broadband fight.

Q&A talks with Brad Smith, the general manager of the New Britain Bees, which is in its third season playing in the Atlantic League, a minor-league professional baseball organization. The team is coming off a season in which its attendance fell by 20,000 visitors to the lowest in the league.

“Creativity Rules: How to Get Ideas out of Your Head and into the World” by Tina Seelig...

The Great Recession and its aftereffects took a major bite out of Connecticut's golf industry, forcing a number of courses to close and many others to experience declining revenues and memberships.

Connecticut voters looking for pizzazz in their gubernatorial candidates this year will be woefully disappointed.