Transportation

About 10 inches of snow had already fallen in Hartford by 6 a.m. Monday, with forecasters warning that some parts of the state could see up to 2 feet of accumulation before the storm ends.

Mailing and shipping technology giant Pitney Bowes has quietly relocated its corporate headquarters from Stamford to Shelton.

Hartford lawmakers will consider a proposal next week that could lead to changes in how bike lanes are designed and configured across the city, following complaints from small-business owners.

Westport’s Toyota and Lexus dealerships have been sold to a New York auto retail group.

A 43-car train carrying liquid propane cars derailed Thursday morning in Mansfield, causing a shutdown of several roads, a shelter-in-place notice for some residents and a mass emergency response.

Gov. Ned Lamont is renewing a push to regulate warehouse productivity quotas, reviving a politically contentious issue.

Budget airline Breeze Airways will launch nonstop service this summer between Bradley International Airport and Louisville, Kentucky, the Connecticut Airport Authority announced Wednesday.

Gov. Ned Lamont lifted the emergency order banning commercial vehicles from Connecticut’s limited access highways at 6:30 a.m. Monday while closing executive branch state office buildings to the public as cleanup continues from a major winter storm.

The company says the acquisition continues its growth in key U.S. markets and strengthens its services across a broader geographic footprint.

Towns report millions in fines and slower speeds after installing cameras under a 2023 state law, though privacy advocates raise concerns.