Watertown

Boston realty investor-manager WinnDevelopment just paid $8.7 million for a 108-unit, affordable apartment complex in Waterbury, and...

Connecticut's medical marijuana law was enacted two years ago and has resulted in the approval and siting of production and dispensing operations throughout the state. However, the use of marijuana in any form remains illegal under federal law, creating many legal questions and challenges for businesses and patients.

The Connecticut Clean Energy Communities program awarded $210,000 in Bright Idea Grants for 23 municipalities to perform energy-saving projects.

For the past 80 years, if a business wanted to profit from growing marijuana in Connecticut, it had to do so illicitly, on the fringes of society.

Connecticut State Sen. Rob Kane (R-Watertown) has introduced legislation to provide $19 million in funding to the Clean Energy Finance & Investment Authority, making up for money that the legislature raided last year to balance the budget.

Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Inc. has exited its satellite Middletown office for larger quarters in Wethersfield's Putnam Park...

Bottled water and coffee distributor Crystal Rock reported a fiscal 2013 profit of $571,000, an improvement over its $18.5-million loss in 2012.

Medical marijuana cultivation in Connecticut will take place in Simsbury, West Haven, Watertown and Portland, state officials announced this morning.

A.J. Wasserstein has found his next project. The man who sold his archives company for $200 million in 2007 is now trying to take OneSource Water in Farmington on a similar growth trajectory.

Approximately 1,500 female hockey players from the U.S. and Canada will visit Connecticut this weekend for a youth tournament that bills itself as the largest in the country.