East Windsor

Carmen Electra and more than two dozen other models and actresses are suing six Connecticut strip clubs for trademark infringement, alleging that the venues used their photos in promotional and […]

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.

Sardilli Produce & Dairy Co. Inc., which recently considered an expansion in Hartford, now plans to end its four-decade run in the city by relocating its manufacturing and warehouse operations to vacant farmland in East Windsor.

The Greater Hartford region was active in first-quarter venture capital deals, with companies here booking half of the overall Connecticut investment deals and 27 percent of the total dollars.

The tribal operators of Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Resort Casino have taken their first step in financing a jointly run $300 million casino in East Windsor.

Foxwoods Resort Casino on Monday said its slot revenues in March fell 8 percent, matching the percentage decrease it recorded in the month prior.

Mohegan Sun's slot revenues continued to slide in March, marking the ninth straight month in decline.

The tribal operators of Mohegan Sun have selected an online and on-site sportsbook should the state legalize sports betting.

With its former leader facing a criminal investigation of potential political influence, the U.S. Department of Interior abruptly reversed course Thursday and announced it has accepted a gambling amendment necessary for the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribes to jointly construct a casino in East Windsor to compete with MGM Springfield.