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  • As gas prices continue to climb in Connecticut, there are some cellphone apps and websites that can help residents find the cheapest options near them.
    Business
    AAA reports CT gas prices are down, national prices remain up
    Gas prices in Connecticut are down from one week and one year ago comparison levels, according to a new report from AAA.
    By Amy Coval
  • Breeze Airways is expanding at Bradley International Airport with new routes to Las Vegas; Nashville, Tenn.; Akron-Canton, Ohio; Savannah, Ga.; Richmond, Va.; Jacksonville, Fla.; and Sarasota-Bradenton, Fla.
    Business
    Breeze Airways running new nonstop routes out of Hartford
  • The Press Burger located on 5 River Road in Wilton.
    Business
    Press Burger, a longtime New Canaan eatery, opens in Wilton
  • State Comptroller Sean Scanlon, left, talks with Curt Cameron at the Thomas Hooker Brewing Co. in Bloomfield. Scanlon was on a tour of small businesses Friday, March 17 to bring awareness to the MyCTSavings retirement plan for companies that don't already offer a plan. 
    Business
    Haar: CT comptroller on a mission as savings plan deadline nears
  • Nominations are underway for Hearst CT Media Top Workplaces 2023
    Top Workplaces
    Hearst CT Top Workplaces deadline extended into April
  • Fairfield's Dave Novak, the first customer in line for adult use cannabis sales, checks out with help from dispensary agent Aidan Coimin at Fine Fettle cannabis dispensary in Stamford, Conn. Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023. A total of seven cannabis dispensaries in the state began adult use recreational cannabis sales on Tuesday, with Fine Fettle being the only location in Fairfield County. To prevent long lines and an overflowing parking lot, Fine Fettle Stamford requires customers to pre-order online and schedule a time for pick up.
    Cannabis in Connecticut
    Haar: Cannabis numbers show no great haul for state coffers
  • State Sen. Julie Kushner, D-Danbury, center, and Rep. Jillian Gilchrest, D-West Hartford, took a turn waiting tables Friday morning at the Blue Plate Kitchen in West Hartford to call attention to an effort in the legislature to upgrade the $6.38 tipped wage for servers with the full minimum wage as part of the One Fair Wage national campaign.  At right is Saru Jayaraman, a California activist and author who co-founded the campaign. 
    Connecticut
    Haar: A noble food fight over CT restaurant server wages
  • News
    CT lawmakers drop hotly debated proposal to cap rent increases
    State Sen. Marilyn Moore, D-Bridgeport Connecticut lawmakers say they are – for now – scrapping a hotly debated proposal that would have capped how much landlords can increase rent each year. By Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
  • News
    CT lawmakers eye major reforms to address housing crisis
    Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont delivers the State of the State address during the opening session of the Legislature at the State Capitol, Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023, in Hartford, Conn. Connecticut’s top lawmakers agree: the state is facing a housing crisis and changes must be made. But they have drastically different ideas on how to address the problem. By Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
  • Business
    5 CT companies hiring for 100 or more positions
    In this Monday, July 29, 2019, photo Stop & Shop employee Sonja Foxwell shows some of the reusable bags and community bags in Wallingford, Conn. The grocery store chain Stop & Shop says it is eliminating single-use plastic bags at checkout at its Connecticut stores. (Dave Zajac/Record-Journal via AP) As the country heads into an uncertain fiscal year, with talks of a recession, many Connecticut companies are hiring.  By Andrew DaRosa
  • Business
    Haar: Chicken prices down, eggs way up -- which came first?
    The interior of Stew Leonard’s in Norwalk on July 12, 2021. You might think chicken and egg prices would rise and fall together. You'd be wrong. Their wildly different paths tell us a lot about inflation. By Dan Haar
  • Business
    Waterbury retail center for sale after less than a year
    An aerial view of the Brass Mill Commons shopping center in Waterbury. The retail center, which was just purchased in April 2022  by a Great Neck, N,Y, company, is once again up for sale. The owners of the Brass Mill Commons want $30 million for the shopping center, $4 million more than it sold for last April. By Luther Turmelle
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  • Bridgeport Rescue Mission collects turkeys and coats for Great...
  • Julie Jason: A pathway through a complex tax system
  • Wilton water quality alert
  • Wilton restaurants pass inspections
  • New insect and tick repellent on the market
  • Fairfield County Bank receives community award
  • News
    Tesla recall of 360,000 vehicles 'long overdue' CT senator says
    A Tesla charging station at an Interstate 95 rest stop in Fairfield, Conn. The state is getting $52.5 million in federal funding to add more charging stations and devices along major highways, even as Connecticut pushes ahead with a new incentive program for charger purchases for homes and businesses. Tesla is recalling more than 360,000 vehicles that rely on 'Full Self-Driving' technology as an investigation into the software is ongoing. By Amy Coval
  • Politics
    Connecticut considers banning TikTok, WeChat from state devices
    Some lawmakers and officials have said TikTok is a national security concern. (Dreamstime/TNS) Security experts say that TikTok is not different from other social media platforms on data security. By Vincent Gabrielle
  • Politics
    Haar: CT's long-battling mortgage banker appeals to lawmakers
    John DiIorio, founder and CEO of 1st Alliance Lending in East Hartford, in his office overlooking downtown Hartford in 2018. He is fighting an effort by the state that led to the shutdown of his company for mortgage loan activity he says is legal. After nearly five years of vying in courts and hearing rooms against the state Department of Banking, John DiIorio shows no sign of backing down  By Dan Haar
  • Business
    Great Wolf Lodge indoor water park breaks ground on CT location
    Great Wolf Lodge broke ground on its new resort location in Mashantucket on Feb. 1. Members of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, Great Wolf Lodge and Foxwoods Resort Casino were on hand for the celebration. Great Wolf Lodge broke ground on its new resort location in Mashantucket on Feb. 1. Members of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, Great Wolf Lodge and Foxwoods Resort Casino were on hand for the celebration. By Joseph Tucci
  • Business
    CT ShopRite and Half Full Brewery collaborate on exclusive beers
    The Golden Ale and Grade A IPA created in the ShopRite and Half Full Brewery Collaboration. The companies came together to create two "Grade A" beers that pay homage to the Cingari family business's origins. By Amy Coval

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  1. Nor'easter could bring up to foot of snow and soaking rain to CT, weather service says
  2. NY man used a fake ID to steal $20K from Wilton man, a police warrant says
  3. Wilton residents blast potential mill rate increase of nearly 6%: 'a big wake-up call'
  4. Opinion: State can help struggling families now by expanding CT rental assistance program
  5. Wilton man killed at his home 'always had this dream' to live in suburbs, wife says
  6. Dan Haar: UConn may be a good bet in Final Four - but you can't place a wager in CT
  7. Stamford's Elm Street Diner is planning a new Norwalk location
  • Opinion
    Joe Pisani (opinion): If I were POTUS
    The seal of the President of the United States is displayed on a podium in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, Thursday, Jan. 5, 2023, in Washington. Columnist Joe Pisani contemplates what it takes to be president of the United States, and nominates The Rock and Lady Gaga. By Joe Pisani
  • Connecticut
    Why is Connecticut considering a ban on kangaroo products?
    FILE - Grey kangaroos feed on grass near Canberra, Australia, March 15, 2008. A bill that would ban the sale of kangaroo parts has been introduced in the Connecticut General Assembly. (AP Photo/Mark Graham, File) State Rep. David Michel's bill would prohibit the sale, barter or offering of dead kangaroos and any products derived from dead kangaroos within the state.  By Vincent Gabrielle
  • Business
    CT, Northeast see no pop in jobless claims with big tech layoffs
    Passengers board a Metro-North train in December 2022 at the station in Stamford, Conn. As IBM and SAP joined the parade of tech giants announcing layoffs, plenty of other companies continue to hire, minimizing unemployment filings. By Alexander Soule
  • Politics
    Proposal would create restrictions for gas stoves in CT
    CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - JANUARY 12: In this photo illustration, eggs cook in a cast iron pan over flames on a natural gas-burning stove on January 12, 2023 in Chicago, Illinois. Consumers and politicians have voiced concern after the commissioner of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently suggested that gas stoves were a health hazard, leading people to believe that they would be banned. (Photo Illustration by Scott Olson/Getty Images) According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, roughly 30% of homes in Connecticut have a natural gas cooking appliance. By Vincent Gabrielle
  • Business
    Lions Den Coffee Shop opens second CT location in Simsbury
    Lions Den Coffee Shop opened its second location in Simsbury, CT January 2023. Lions Den Coffee Shop, an Italian-style café in Southington, opened its second Connecticut location in Simsbury on Monday. By Abby Weiss
  • Connecticut
    Haar: Uh-oh — migration into CT ended in 2021, Census Bureau says
    Removal company helping a family move out of their old home Connecticut attracted thousands more residents than it lost during the pandemic but that trend reversed by the end of 2021, new Census Bureau figures show  By Dan Haar
  • News
    CT nonprofits disappointed by end of Amazon donation program
    FILE - The Amazon logo is displayed on a screen at the Nasdaq MarketSite, July 27, 2018. Amazon is stepping back into virtual care with a new service that uses secure messaging to connect patients with doctors for help with nearly two dozen conditions. The retail giant said Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022, it will launch Amazon Clinic in 32 states to provide medication refills and care for conditions like allergies, erectile disfunction, hair loss, and urinary tract infections. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File) The founder of a New Haven nonprofit that combats online child sex abuse said the AmazonSmile program was an "easy, low-lift" way for people to donate to their favorite charities.  By Julia Bergman
  • Business
    CT-based brokerage IBKR adds customers, founder wants more growth
    Interactive Brokers is headquartered at the Pickwick Plaza office park in downtown Greenwich, Conn. While monitoring the spread of the omicron variant, the company is keeping its offices open. Amid a dismal period for investors, Greenwich-based Interactive Brokers Group managed to increase its customer base by 25 percent in the past quarter.  By Paul Schott
  • Cannabis in Connecticut
    Dan Haar: CT passes $1 million in adult cannabis sales
    Customers wait to make a purchase of an eighth of an ounce of flower on the first day of retail cannabis sales at RISE in  Branford  on Jan. 10, 2023. On the fourth day of cannabis retail for adult-use, sales hit $1 million Friday afternoon, besting the opening week pace in Rhode Island By Dan Haar
  • Business
    This is what it's like to buy legal, recreational marijuana in CT
    Kris Stock makes a purchase on the first day of retail cannabis sales at RISE in  Branford  on Jan. 10, 2023. Cannabis is legal for recreational use in Connecticut, so we sent a reporter to find out what the pot-buying experience is like. By Daniel Figueroa IV
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