Scam Uses Connecticut Companies, Lures Car-Wrap Volunteers
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Impostors have been using ads and images of legitimate companies headquartered in Connecticut as part of a scam to solicit money from people.
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Tweed New Haven Sees Upswing as Other Small Airports See Service Reductions
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Tweed New Haven Airport and many of the nation’s small airports are traveling in opposite directions. As commercial passenger service from Tweed it popular out-of-state destinations has been steadily growing in recent months with the arrival of Avelo Airlines, other small airports are experiencing reductions in service, and in some instances, outright abandonment by major carriers.
Read MoreCT Energy Costs Among Nation's Highest
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If you’re under the impression that energy costs in Connecticut are among the highest in the nation, a new financial analysis says you’re correct.
Read MoreConnecticut's Best Employers Includes State-based and Out-of-State Companies, Organizations
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Connecticut’s Best Employers, a new data analysis has found, include companies in a range of varying industries, companies headquartered in the state and elsewhere, and even some from the education and government sectors.
Read More40 Connecticut Businesses Earn Slot on Inc. Fastest-Growing 5000
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The 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in the United States in 2022 include 40 in Connecticut; likely businesses that most state residents are completely unfamiliar with. Yet, when Inc. magazine put together it’s highly-noticed annual list, they had each earned a slot, including one to break into the top 100.
Read MoreElectric Shut-Offs Questioned in Extreme Heat, Extreme Cold in Connecticut
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The climate extremes of hot and cold impact New England and Connecticut as much as just about any region of the country. Yet how states require energy companies to react differs, according to newly compiled data.
Read MoreMeriden Record-Journal Named Report for America Newsroom; Two Journalists to Focus on Health Equity and Latino Communities
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The Meriden Record-Journal has been selected as a Report for America host newsroom, which will bring two Report for America corps members to the newspaper’s newsroom.
Read MoreAquiline Drones to Offer Courses at 17 Connecticut State Colleges and Universities Beginning This Fall
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Hartford-based Aquiline Drones Corporation (AD), Connecticut's only drone manufacturing and technology company, has signed a multi-year agreement to offer its entire online drone pilot certification curriculum through the 17 institutions comprising Connecticut's State College and University system (CSCU).
Read MoreThe Great Resignation: Not So Much in Connecticut, Comparatively
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It has become known as the Great Resignation – the disruption in the job market induced by the two plus years of the pandemic. The latest data, however, indicates that a state-by-state comparison show that Connecticut is among the most stable, showing the fifth lowest resignation rate.
Read MoreIncreasing Minimum Wage Sparks Controversy
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As of July 1st, the Connecticut minimum wage was raised to $14/hour as part of a 5-year plan to raise the minimum wage to $15/hour by 2023. The increase was not without controversy, when the plan began, or now.
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