Don Stacom

A local real estate company is looking to convert the 98-year-old Masonic Lodge building in the center of Manchester into offices and market-rate apartments.

As Connecticut Republican leaders demand answers about a possible sham marriage operation in New Haven, officials in one central CT town have seen a similar issue.

A simmering disagreement over the name for Bloomfield's new library boiled over into an angry fracas Tuesday night when a white resident angrily walked out of a town council meeting, prompting Councilor Kenneth McClary to complain of "white rage" and nearly storm out himself.

Officials in a CT town are gearing up for a Connecticut Siting Council hearing where the town will formally oppose a plan for a massive battery farm for temporary energy storage.

Several seemingly routine land sales have created a divisive political ruckus in East Granby, where some residents are complaining of secretive deals that would benefit buyers at the expense of the town.

A CT day care center that's facing a child abuse lawsuit was hit last week another claiming a staff member threw a 2-year-old girl against a wall.

A planned solar facility in CT would create temporary jobs and significant tax revenue, the company said.

Wethersfield residents will go back to the polls to decide whether to build a synthetic sports field.

When 20-year-old Julissa Serrano was looking for work as an entry-level machinist this fall, her job search got a boost from an unlikely source: CT Transit. Living in Meriden with no car, Serrano's range appeared to be severely limited. It turned out that her timing was near-perfect, though, because the 511 bus route had just been launched a few months earlier.

After a ferocious public backlash and an online petition campaign, the town council this week abruptly backed off its decision to remove the family name from a town building.