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The cost to heat homes and businesses in the Northeast went on a tear, rising by 24.1% from July 2021, while jumping 16.6% in the rest of the U.S.

Despite public opposition, Glastonbury planners have given their OK to a builder who wants to put up a 74-unit apartment building in town.

Ultra-low cost Frontier Airlines launched its nonstop, daily flight to Las Vegas Tuesday from Bradley International Airport.

The foreclosure, which is in the earliest stages and could still be averted, is an early sign of a shake-out that may come to the city’s downtown office market in the fallout from COVID-19.

Gov. Lamont announced the state will grant $30 million to more than 1,700 hospitality-sector businesses that suffered losses due to the pandemic.

The price peaked at $4.98 a gallon in Connecticut on June 14, and has been declining since, according to AAA.

The city of Hartford has paid millions in fees since 2017 to hire outside lawyers to defend itself against a high-profile lawsuit claiming the city should not have fired the first developers of Hartford's minor league baseball park.

In Grasso’s Garage this week, it’s the 2023 Nissan Z. In its 53 years in the making, the Nissan Z is back and is serious this time.

The Revolution Wind project of Eversource and Danish energy company Orsted has committed $1 million to support the partnership.

Hundreds of thousands of People’s United Bank customers in Connecticut will be without online or mobile banking over the Labor Day holiday as systems are merged with M&T Bank.

“The tribe definitely was intentional about diversifying its economy in industries that can weather different economic downturns and cycles and away from gaming,” said Angelina Casanova, a Mashantucket Pequot Tribal member and chairwoman of the Command Holdings board of directors.

Attorney General William Tong called the automatically-generated phone calls an “intrusive and obnoxious menace” responsible for $29.8 billion in fraud last year by scamming consumers.