Brooklyn

The state's director of culture is moving on to the nonprofit sector in Brooklyn.

Ax throwing, a medieval adventure game sweeping the nation, is coming to Hartford's Parkville neighborhood in June.

The state's Public Utilities Regulatory Authority has signed off on power purchase contracts negotiated between the Connecticut's two utilities and the developers of 28 renewable energy generation projects, selected last year in a major government-led bidding process.

A Hartford attorney has acquired a 18,000-square-foot office building in the city's West End for $750,000.

A five-building Windsor office complex has sold for $5 million, brokers say.

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...

Colchester landscaping design firm AgroSci has install a three-story green wall at the 1 Hotel Central Park in New York City, the second project the firm has completed for the hotel chain.

Syracuse, N.Y. energy provider BlueRock Energy has expanded into Connecticut later this year, with specific concentrations in Hartford and New Haven counties this year.

Brooklyn home furnishings retailer West Elm will open a location this fall in West Hartford's Blue Back Square.