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As the ‘Provisions State,’ Connecticut's economy and post-secondary institutions are built into America’s military machine.

FTC report on major grocery retailer profits prompts CT Dems to seek expanded AG authority to investigate entire food supply chain.

Backed by tech entrepreneur André Swanston, CT United Football Club hopes to compete in MLS NEXT Pro league starting next year.

An expert panel convened in March to develop a five-year improvement plan for Connecticut’s early childhood education system submitted its final report to Gov. Ned Lamont last week, laying out the policy steps and funding required for “an equitable, high-quality, and sustainable system that ensures that every child has a quality educational foundation that will prepare them to grow, learn, and succeed.”

Businesses, nonprofits support proposal allowing trade groups to offer health insurance. Patient advocates cite equity concerns.

Now known as GeneDx, former COVID testing provider has paid back a portion of economic development grant.

As popular opinion shifts on the value of a four-year college degree, career and technical education is gaining ground. But opportunities are competitive.

Office of Workforce Strategy names 19 partner organizations to provide no-cost training, support services to fill 6,000 skilled jobs.

Connecticut’s Office of Workforce Strategy will receive $24 million in federal funding to expand job training programs that have struggled to meet demand amid a shortage of skilled workers in the state.