Connecticut is currently considering a new regulation that aims to phase out the purchase of new gas-powered vehicles that aligns with California’s emissions standards. While debate has been divided, the regulation’s supporters point to the […]
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In Yale University’s Old Campus, next to Connecticut Hall, stands a larger-than-life-sized bronze statue of the American Revolutionary War hero and alum Nathan Hale — a 21-year-old Connecticut native executed by the British for spying […]
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) released a statement on Tuesday (Sept. 12) that global inventory reductions are poised to increase oil prices until the year’s end, resulting in higher prices at the gas pump […]
Frontier Communications is heading to a new frontier — moving its corporate headquarters out of state from Norwalk to Dallas, Texas. “Moving our headquarters to Dallas makes good business sense given the city is already […]
The world has never been the same since Sept. 11, 2001. Evil showed its full might on that clear, blue morning, striving to cripple this nation through terror, mayhem and immense sorrow after more […]
Earlier this year, University of Connecticut (UConn) leadership asserted that a bill (H.B. 6567) that would’ve established a campus policy on freedom of expression was “not necessary.” They may want to rethink their stance now […]
The Party is Over Tax Evaders As of July 1, 2023, thousands of Connecticut residents will be affected by Vermont’s decision to no longer allow out-of-state residents to register their cars unless they can prove […]
Hartford is among the worst cities regarding office delinquency rates in the nation, and the city also continues to suffer from increasing office building vacancy rates (now nearly at 30%), according to two separate, recent […]
As Connecticut’s unemployment rate reached a new low of 3.6% since September 2019, the state has still not yet fully recovered the jobs lost during the March-April 2020 COVID shutdown. Overall, recovery is at 98.2%, […]
As Gov. Ned Lamont and the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) plan to ban the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035, a new study shows Connecticut electric vehicle (EV) consumers see less […]
