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Crews in Southington worked through the heat to fix a water main break between Queen and Spring Streets.

Gov. Ned Lamont has extended a very public invitation to out of state businesses to relocate to CT, following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

People can be seen all around Middletown enjoying the sunshine with their loved ones.

As the weather warms up, it seems as though many Americans will resume the life they had before the pandemic; gathering with loved ones, traveling and dining out.  Those in Connecticut can start to see these scenes around the state. With temperatures in the 70’s on Thursday, one could easily find people enjoying themselves up and down Main Street...

Jeff Barrett explains what companies should do to stay ahead.

Business owners and patrons were grateful for the return of the St. Patrick’s Day.

Restaurants are gearing up for large crowds and big food orders for Superbowl 56.

With the recent COVID surge and high demand for tests, many people are home from work this week. That has created a strain on many businesses trying to manage their organizations, despite a staff shortage. From manufacturing to retail, restaurants to childcare centers, industries of all kinds are feeling the effects of a workforce limited by the COVID surge....

A number of Connecticut businesses have been hit hard after people have been unable to work due to COVID-19.

The Hartford Chamber of Commerce is holding a Retail/Restaurant Open House on October 21st.