The Connecticut Medal of Technology - Connecticut's highest honor for technological achievement in fields crucial to our state's economic competitiveness - will be awarded in 2026.
Read MoreIn Connecticut, 1 in 6 households spend more than half of their income on housing, points out Habitat for Humanity, adding that “lower income households are especially likely to have unaffordable housing costs, requiring more than 30% of their income.”
Read MoreThe Connecticut state legislature convened their 2026 session this week, and awaiting their review are the “legislative policy solutions” being advocated by the state’s largest business organization, the Connecticut Business and Industry Association.
Read MoreThe Connecticut State Library has earned the 2025 Veteran Saves Week Savings Champion award, an honor explicitly reserved for organizations who effectively and actively promote saving strategies during the annual Veteran Saves Week campaign.
Read MoreConnecticut State Comptroller Sean Scanlon has announced that he is running for re-election this year, seeking his second four-year term in that office.
Read MoreThe Community Foundation for Greater New Haven looks back at recent milestones in the region and what they might mean for what’s ahead.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Green Bank has announced an historic milestone: surpassing $3 billion in total investment into Connecticut’s green economy, reflecting 14 years of continued commitment.
Read MoreConnecticut’s labor force was showing signs of strengthening approaching mid-2025, hitting an all-time high of 1,960,200 in May. It didn’t last, and optimism appears in short supply as 2026 gets underway according to a newly published survey.
Read MoreConnecticut Innovations (CI), Connecticut’s strategic venture capital arm, recently announced that it invested approximately $11.3 million in 25 companies and venture funds during the first quarter of its fiscal year, ending September 30, 2025.
Read MoreThe State Treasurer’s 2025 Annual Report details growth in pension funds for retired teachers and state and municipal employees, the return of a record $121 million dollars in unclaimed property, and progress on initiatives aimed at helping families save for college and build long-term financial security.
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