This week in CT arts features everything from comedy duos to chamber music
The Courant’s arts picks for Feb. 2-8 includes an immigration-themed concert, country crooners and a side of comic relief.
Housing restrictions for transgender college students approved by Utah Legislature
In 2022, Utah banned transgender girls from playing girls school sports. A judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of the ...
What's the most expensive property sold in Rhode Island? Feb. 7 real estate transactions
A home on Corn Neck Road on Block Island sold for $2,275,000. The home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, with 1,772 square ...
Black History Month is here: 5 CT events to check out this week
Black History Month is here, along with a bevvy of events across Connecticut worth checking out. We have gone ahead and ...
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HBJ analysis finds CT state lawmakers have diverse occupational backgrounds; 10.3% are business owners
State Rep. David W. Yaccarino (R-North Haven) can usually tell when another legislator isn’t a baseball card or comic book fanatic. Yaccarino owns DJ’s Cards and Comics in North Haven, a business he’s ...
Major pharmacy chain to close stores in CT city, part of hundreds nationwide
Downtown Hartford, which is seeing strong occupancies in new apartment buildings, is losing one of its essential services: a pharmacy. CVS Health said the pharmacy giant will close its store at 777 ...
CT AG Tong seeks to protect kids from social media addiction by restricting algorithms, notifications
Tong likened social media algorithms to “behavioral cocaine” and stressed a need to combat “addiction” among young people.
Small businesses in Connecticut wrestle with uncertainty over Trump tariffs, economic policies
Some Connecticut small businesses are struggling to deal with tariffs and other trade economic policies imposed by the Trump ...