Killingly

Plans to develop one of New England’s largest battery-storage facilities in the rural northeast corner of Connecticut fizzled in part due to the developer’s unease with rising tariffs and President Donald J. Trump’s rollback of federal incentives.

Plans to develop one of New England's largest battery storage facilities in Killingly have fallen through.

TransAxle LLC, a manufacturer of heavy-duty truck parts, plans to close all of its locations across the...

A roughly 642-acre property in the state's northeast corner will become Connecticut's newest wildlife management area, following...

A company affiliated with international pharmacy and healthcare giant Walgreens Boots Alliance sold its 460,362-square-foot Killingly warehouse...

It’s the end of the line for the proposed Killingly natural gas plant as far grid operator...

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has agreed to a request by the regional electric grid operator —...

Snack foods maker Frito-Lay says it will spend around $235 million to expand operations at its production...

Glastonbury-based Gemma Power Systems will quarterback engineering, procurement and construction work on a major power plant to be built in Killingly starting later this year.  

When the plan to build a natural gas power plant in Killingly first came up in 2016,...