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The event, organized by the Connecticut Immigrant and Refugee Coalition, honored restaurateurs, a postal employee, a congressional staffer and others.

Groton ― More than 200 people convened here Monday for the second annual CT Small Business Summit, headlined by keynote speaker U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney, who touted efforts by the Biden administration ...

Groton ― More than 200 people convened here Monday for the second annual CT Small Business Summit, headlined by keynote speaker U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney, who touted efforts by the Biden administration ...

The owners of the state’s small businesses came together for the second annual Connecticut Small Business Summit in New London County on Monday to find out what state services and resources are available to help them grow their businesses.

Branford — There have been more reports of animal cruelty and child abuse in recent years in what officials say is part of a statewide effort to highlight and address the link between the two. Animals...

Children exposed to domestic violence are three times more likely to be cruel to animals, said Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz.

Two Connecticut Army National Guard aviation units are back home after about a year in one of the world’s most challenging regions. Family and friends were...

Former Chief Justice Ellen Ash Peters, who was both the first woman to serve on the Connecticut Supreme Court as well as its first female chief justice, has died, the court announced on Wednesday. She was 94 years old. Peters led a life of firsts.

After the university’s refusal to meet union members’ demands for job security, more than 100 people rallied to support facilities workers across Connecticut.

When Mia Lozado booked her first appointment for gender-affirming hormone therapy, she thought her grandmother would kick her out. Lozado told her she was prepared to pack up her clothes and sleep in ...