Advocates for low-income families in Connecticut are calling on state lawmakers to address federal spending cuts in a special session this fall, as undreds of thousands of residents are expected to lose benefits from HUSKY Health and SNAP.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Office of Manufacturing will host the Connecticut Manufacturing Innovation Forum on September 11 in Hartford, featuring nationally recognized speakers, interactive exhibits, and breakout sessions on topics such as talent development, technology adoption, and supply chain growth, along with opportunities to engage one-on-one with industry experts.
Read MoreFairfield University’s Charles F. Dolan School of Business has launched its Artificial intelligence (AI) and Technology Institute, described as a groundbreaking new initiative at the intersection of technology, creativity, and innovation.
Read MoreAfter six thriving years at 430 New Park Avenue, West Hartford Coworking has announced plans to relocate this fall to a new, reimagined space at 557 Prospect Avenue, located at the edge of the Historic West End of Hartford.
Read MoreThe City of Hartford and the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving have announced that 16 community and resident led projects have received support as a part of the Love Your Block (LYB) initiative.
Read MoreConnecticut is one of 12 states chosen for a new program to help people obtain nondegree credentials, as part of a Lumina Foundation initiative.
Read More“A significant number of low-income residents in Connecticut are expected to lose eligibility for government benefits under the law and will feel the cuts acutely,” according to a “Special Examination” by the Office of State Comptroller of the anticipated impact of new federal law changes.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP) has launched a new online tool that will enable a more transparent and efficient siting and permitting process for large-scale renewable energy projects.
Read MoreRTX, the world’s largest aerospace and defense company—with its businesses Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon— has earned top rankings for patents and innovation.
Read MoreTeams from four Connecticut communities have been selected for Connecticut Main Street Center’s 2025 Main Street Accelerator Cohort. Over the course of the 6-month virtual program, the teams will learn and practice the nationally proven Four Point Approach to Main Street Management and apply it to a specific challenge their community is facing.
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