Public financing for $28M CT college residence hall falling into place. Here are details of tax deal
Public financing is falling into place to build a residence hall for students at the regional campus of the University of Connecticut in downtown Hartford, which is expected to open in the fall of 2026.
Bueckers update expected during UConn media availability
The event was set for 1 p.m. The apparent injury to guard Paige Bueckers was expected to be addressed. Coach Geno Auriemma had said following the Huskies’ win over Villanova on
Opinion: Connecticut should have a capital region that is exhilarating to live in
Connecticut should have a truly great capital city, and a capital region that is exhilarating to live in.
Central Connecticut State University remembers Jimmy Carter’s 1985 visit
A few years after former President Jimmy Carter’s term ended, he made a trip to New Britain. In 1985, about 3,000 people gathered at Central Connecticut
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Two Connecticut cannabis stores close less than two years after opening, the state's first
Higher Collective in Willington and Hartford officially closed Jan ... A former professor violated University of Connecticut policy by having a relationship with... Kristina Diamond, chief ...
Connecticut turns 237 years old today. Here's the story of how it became a state
In fact, Connecticut became a state on Jan. 9, 1788 - 237 years ago today. However, the state's history extends back much before that. To celebrate the state's official birthday, here's a look back at Connecticut's history, from its very first settlements up until its statehood.
Have cannabis stores maxed out in Connecticut? Real estate is becoming an issue
Another piece of the statute, added last year, may be further making cannabis real estate a tough business to be in. As of 2024, illegal cannabis sales are a violation of the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act, with fines established for anyone who aids and abets those illegal sales, including landlords.
Refugee women depict their countries, cultures, feelings in art on display at Otis Library in Norwich
Asked to create an artwork that depicted her feelings about leaving Afghanistan, refugee Malalai Ibrahinni made a small doll showing the back of a woman with long hair and a flowing, glittery gown. She sewed the doll onto an embroidered fabric,
Many companies in CT rely on highly skilled immigrants
The H-1B program, a hot topic ahead of President-elect Trump's inauguration, is used by many CT companies — especially technology businesses.
Meet Abdou Toure, Connecticut’s top-ranked 2026 prospect who received an offer from UConn on Monday
Abdou Toure, the top-ranked junior in all of New England, received an offer from UConn on Monday and showed out for Notre Dame-West Haven at the Hoophall Classic Thursday.
Bill will aim to prevent inappropriate spending by CT higher education officials
Connecticut lawmakers on the Higher Education Committee voted to draft legislation aimed at preventing questionable spending by public college officials.
Family of UConn professor found dead in CT home sues estate of wife accused of killing him
The lawsuit argues that the wife intentionally caused her husband’s death and that her estate should not be the beneficiary to any property or policies tied to the husband.