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Hundreds of Latinas gathered in Hartford for the Latinas and Power Symposium to exchange entrepreneurship ideas and get inspired.

The Connecticut Youth Employment Program, which provides young people with professional skills and a paycheck, aims to expand its reach this summer.

Anyone who is traveling this summer is advised to plan ahead for more than just a plane ticket, hotel room and rental car.

SEIU 1199 caregivers vow to continue the work stoppage until state leaders meet demands for a budget that provides for higher wages and improved benefits.

This hour, we'll explore the history and questions surrounding Affinity-based celebrations with Dr. Crystal Garcia. Local graduates discuss their challenges in finding a job with Economist Harry Holzer.

While sports teams are often touted as economic boons for the cities that host them, Zimbalist said the reality is less optimistic.

The city of Hartford has invested $3 million in the initiative, which aims to create opportunities for artists, and bring a wider audience to the city.

Members of Congress, including U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, began discussing regulations on artificial intelligence at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday.

At a public hearing last month, some Amazon workers said they could be penalized by a performance tracking app if they took too long going to the bathroom.

A proponent of artificial intelligence says it's important to understand how to incorporate AI platforms like ChatGPT into your life.