West Hartford

Anyone with a sweet tooth who lamented the closing of a chocolate shop in West Hartford’s Blue Back Square can now look forward to an alternative opening in the same spot.

The CenterPointe Apartments is an 83-unit building at the corner of Chapel and Church streets downtown.

Connecticut accounting firms are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence to handle routine tasks like data entry and financial analysis, with industry surveys showing 21% already using the technology and another 53% planning or considering adoption amid pressure to deliver faster insights.

West Hartford developer Matthew Haubrich is proposing a rare 19-house subdivision in East Hartford priced between $400,000 and $500,000, aiming to fill a widening gap as entry-level single-family homes become increasingly scarce in Connecticut's housing market.

Connecticut solar developers are racing to launch projects before a July 4 federal deadline, with businesses scrambling to qualify for a 30% tax credit set to expire under new rules that are reshaping the state's commercial renewable energy market.

Gov. Ned Lamont joined school officials and advocates on Thursday during the lunch period at the Florence E. Smith STEM School in West Hartford to renew his push for universal free breakfast for K-12 students.

Lyons Auto Service, a family-owned business in West Hartford for more than 40 years, was recently acquired by Maine-based VIP Tires & Service.

A proposal to build six two-story buildings with a total of 54 affordable multifamily residential units in West Hartford was unanimously approved Tuesday night by the Town Council.

Gfeller Laurie LLP has expanded into Denver and Rutland, Vermont, adding six attorneys and four former presidents of the Association of Ski Defense Attorneys as the industry faces growing liability uncertainty.

Two long-established real estate brokerages serving Connecticut and New York have merged, creating a combined company with nine offices and nearly 200 agents across the two states.