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State Sen. Norm Needleman championed the 2021 legislation designed to lure major data centers to Connecticut.

Baylor landed on a pair of "prettiest campus" lists. The AC Hotel will hold a grand opening. A Clifton native launched an HSN clothing line, and more Waco-area business news.

Job losses have been common this year, with companies letting go of employees due to cost-related reasons. Interestingly, artificial intelligence (AI) is also leading to some of these job cuts.

Wrentham and Norfolk are planning to hold meetings Thursday, May 9, on the MBTA Communities law, which requires zoning that encourages affordable housing.

An eighth-grade student at Mount Horeb Middle School in Wisconsin was shot and killed by police after pointing a pellet gun at them. The student, identified as Damian Haglund, had expressed an obsession with school shootings and feelings of alienation and hopelessness online.

PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - A long-planned upgrade of the borough library at the municipal building is moving closer to reality.

Fraser Stryker PC LLO Fraser Stryker PC LLO adds M. Olivia M. Norman to the Firms skilled bench of litigators. Olivia assists clients with contract disputes, collection actions, labor and

Free digital skills training courses will be offered through Heartland Community College at their Lincoln location at 2201 Woodlawn Road.

Some legislative Democrats pushing transit agency consolidation and reform welcomed the news of the governor’s new openness to a service tax.

VALDOSTA — Officials symbolically broke ground Thursday on a massive expansion of broadband internet in Lowndes County.