Connecticut 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.
Read MoreThe grants are being awarded through the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s Community Connectivity Grant Program (CCGP), now in its seventh round of awards.
Read MoreMembers of the Latino Endowment Fund (LEF) at the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation (formerly the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving) have approved grants totaling $50,000 to support Greater Hartford students pursuing post-secondary education and career advancement.
Read MoreAnthony M. Anthony, Connecticut’s first Chief Marketing Officer, will certainly be remembered for an unprecedented impact on shaping perceptions and bringing people and dollars to the state in previously unreachable numbers.
Read MoreConnecticut Main Street Center (CMSC) has announced the five communities chosen as its 2026 Main Street Accelerator Cohort: Deep River, Fairfield, Torrington, Vernon, and Westbrook.
Read MoreWhittlesey, based in Hartford and one of New England’s leading accounting firms, has earned ClearlyRated’s 2025 Best of Accounting® Award for service excellence.
Read MoreDecember 14: Newtown, now Providence. The fact that these college students were elementary school students in 2012 underscores the sobering truth: an entire generation of youth in America has grown up with threats of being shot in a classroom.
Read MoreThe Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has announced that it will change its name to the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation in January 2026.
Read MoreThe U.S. Small Business Administration’s Connecticut district office closed its fiscal year with a record-setting performance, approving more than $481 million in loans statewide.
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