East Windsor

The Blake Group, which sells boilers, pumps and other products to trades and industrial customers, said one of its East Windsor facilities is the first commercial building in Connecticut to be verified as a “zero energy” facility.

MGM Resorts International sued the Department of Interior on Wednesday in a renewed bid to bar tribal competitors in Connecticut from constructing an off-reservation casino in East Windsor or pursuing rights to another one in Bridgeport.

For-profit educator Lincoln Technical Institute will debut a dedicated classroom at its East Windsor campus to train workers for the retail automotive-repair and tire-sales division of one of Japan’s leading tiremakers.

Connecticut’s two federally recognized tribes have doubled down on their commitment to jointly develop a casino in...

Q&A talks to Al Young, vice president of field service and installation operations, building solutions, North America,...

Private trade-skills instructor Lincoln Tech will debut three new sponsored Connecticut training spaces next week, the first...

Massachusetts electron-beam welding vendor EBTEC Corp. has relocated to its new manufacturing facility in East Windsor.   A unit...

Carmen Electra and more than two dozen other models and actresses are suing six Connecticut strip clubs...

EAST WINDSOR -- Local officials celebrated the groundbreaking of a 122-unit senior housing facility at 20 North Road on Tuesday, praising it as a facilitator of economic growth.

Gov. Ned Lamont's efforts to negotiate a grand bargain with the states' two federally recognized tribes about casino expansion and the legalization of sports betting have stalled, most likely signaling that the 2019 legislative session will end next month without passage of a major gambling bill.