The Connecticut State Bond Commission is issuing debt for $5 million as the launchpad for a new Apprenticeship Connecticut program, designed to draw workers into careers where the state is seeing persistent labor shortages, including manufacturing and the building trades.... 
Connecticut state law prohibits the direct sale of vehicles to consumers by manufacturers. It currently requires sales through a franchise dealership license. Tesla doesn’t believe its gallery activities require such a license....
The state's largest business lobbying group has elected a new leader for its board of directors....
The Stamford Transportation Center earlier this month received a $9.16 million BUILD Transportation grant to fund improvements. With an additional $13.74 million in state money, the grant will fund upgrades to five elevators and 17 escalators and enhancements to the internal circulation system....
The most recent plan on the table calls for a $100 million renovation, downsized from a $250 million renovation supported by Lamont's predecessor, outgoing Gov. Dannel Malloy....
The former manager of a Connecticut apartment building who knowingly allowed the building to be used as a drug trafficking hub has been sentenced to more than two years in prison....
A new capital plan released by the state Department of Transportation is calling for $12.1 billion to be spent over the next five years on Connecticut's roads and bridges....
Freddie Mac will suspend eviction lock-outs nationwide on the occupied homes it owns between Dec. 17, 2018, and Jan. 2, 2019....
Diane Dalmy, 63, of Denver, Colorado, was resentenced last week in New Haven federal court to 60 months of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release....
Insurer Allstate has prevailed again in a lawsuit by Connecticut policyholders seeking money to fix their crumbling house foundations....
