Conning’s annual State of the States Report is an annual ranking of the 50 U.S. states by credit quality, based on the company’s examination of economic conditions, socioeconomic trends, and the states’ balance sheets. Connecticut is moving on up.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Broadcasters Association (CBA) has announced its Hall of Fame inductees and CBA award winners. The Class of 2025 was officially honored during an event which also included the CBA station awards, known as the CBAs. Many familiar names and stations among the honorees.
Read MoreA recent study found Connecticut is the No. 11 most prepared place in the nation for the AI revolution based on jobs, education and government funding.
Read MoreThe Mattress Recycling Council (MRC) has submitted its 2024-2025 annual report to Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, celebrating another year of environmental progress and a full decade of impact of its Bye Bye Mattress program, the nation’s first.
Read MoreIt is a particularly challenging time for Connecticut Foodshare, and efforts have intensified to meet the moment that refuses to abate.
Read MorereSET, Connecticut's leading hub for growing impact-driven businesses throughout Hartford, New Haven, and statewide, has announced the ten businesses that will be participating in the fifth cohort of the Floor–Plan Retail Incubator this fall.
Read MoreA new report on the Best States for Research and Development in 2025 ranks Connecticut in the top 10 at number seven.
Read MorePhilip Morris International’s U.S. businesses (PMI U.S.) have announced details of their philanthropic investments in Connecticut, with over $2.5 million committed during 2024-2025.
Read MoreWhich are the leading “small cities” in Connecticut, and how do they rank among similar communities across the country? A new analysis, released this week, reflects that Connecticut holds its own among similarly-sized communities nationwide - led by Shelton, Wethersfield, Manchester, Norwalk and West Hartford.
Read MoreMany homes in Connecticut built before 1978 contain lead, posing a potential risk to children. Under an initiative launched a year ago, Connecticut residents can make their older homes lead-safe by removing lead paint hazards at no cost.
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