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Katie Zacharia Is Out After 5 Days as White House Press Secretary
Read More🔒 Greater Hartford home prices climb 11% in September as inventory grows
The median sale price of a single-family home in Greater Hartford rose nearly 11% in September from a year earlier, even as more homes hit the market, according to new […]
Read MoreHartford considers 15-year tax deal for $29M affordable housing project
The proposed tax break would support 64 apartments at Edge 400, bringing the planned development near West Hartford to 189 affordable units.
Read MoreSuspicious white powder mail targets senators before election day
Suspicious envelopes containing an unidentified white powder were reportedly sent to at least six Democratic senators and election offices in multiple states shortly before the midterm elections. One envelope displayed a return address…
Read More🔒 Hartford-area executive named CFO of national real estate firm TSCG
David Huntley, a former executive at Simsbury-based Hart Realty Advisers, will oversee finances across TSCG's national operations.
Read MoreCT Settles 2024 Data Breach That Compromised 58,000 Residents’ Information
According to Attorney General William Tong, a threat actor used compromised credentials of Frontier employees and vendors to gain access to Frontier’s internal IT systems and exfiltrate un-encrypted personal information. The threat actor…
Read MoreAnalysis | Obesity In Connecticut Is Stabilizing, But It’s A Serious Problem
The obesity rate among adults was just over 30% in Connecticut last year, according to the latest report by the Trust for America’s Health. The good news is that rate has leveled off since 2021. Nationally, obesity rates are also stable at…
Read MoreAfter Booting 760K People From ACA Plans, Trump Administration Has Added Some Back
The Trump administration has provided few details about its process for canceling hundreds of thousands of Affordable Care Act marketplace enrollments — even as the next stage of the anti-fraud effort is underway.
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