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New census data show what many already know: Connecticut's population is getting older.

A potential hiccup in controversial competition for long-term electricity contracts that involves Connecticut's sole nuclear power plant appears to have been averted, after state regulators tweaked the terms of its bidding process.

Two of Connecticut's well-intentioned environmental policies are coming to a head this year.

Connecticut may soon source more of its clean energy from within its own borders, if newly proposed...

CTNext, a resource for entrepreneurial support, will host the Entrepreneur Innovation Awards later this month that will award up to $10,000 to entrepreneurs as part of a competitive pitch process.

A new study of automotive insurance in the state finds the best rates are going to be along the shore by the Connecticut River. Residents in the biggest cities are paying much more.

Four Connecticut design and crafts businesses are finalists for Martha Stewart's honors as the nation's best home-grown firms in their categories and overall, and they need the public's votes to put them over the top.

Three Hartford area communities are among eight statewide that will share nearly $18 million in state loans and grants to expand their inventories of affordable housing, authorities say.

Machinery maker American Tool & Manufacturing Corp. paid $1.3 million for the former Newington headquarters building of Arburg Inc.

Hamilton Point Investments LLC, the Old Lyme landlord that recently sold Hartford's Bushnell on the Park apartments,...