The economy remains stable, but little progress was made on the job front in Connecticut during the month of March. A report ...

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At Dri-Air Industries in East Windsor, Jason Sears has his 30-person team working hard. It has to, he said, to survive as a ...

Wholesale inflation climbed 6 percent year-over-year in April, the highest level since December 2022, when former President ...

Portland police teamed up with numerous state agencies to make inspections at three smoke shops. All failed and were forced ...

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Gun manufacturer Sturm Ruger's recent headquarters change reflects a decrease in operations in Fairfield in recent years.

There’s a reason the federal gas tax has never been suspended. A gas tax holiday would cost billions while saving drivers little.

According to the office's director, not one application has come through in the 2 months the position has been open.

Connecticut added about 100 jobs in March, led by health care, manufacturing, and construction, but the unemployment rate inched up to 4.8%. The state’s labor force fell by 7,900, and job growth has ...