Pratt & Whitney secured a $369 million contract modification to build 138 F135 fighter jet engines in Connecticut, reinforcing its role in the F-35 program. Hartford Hospital revealed details of a ...

Several U.S. House of Representatives members from Connecticut are applauding a $369 million contract modification for Pratt & Whitney that keeps the state at the center of the new F135 fighter jet ...

If Connecticut is serious about strengthening its labor force, reducing recidivism, and building resilient communities, we ...

Data shows 76% of CT employers reporting difficulty hiring and retaining workers — with skills gaps, not credential gaps, ...

As artificial intelligence moves into all aspects of life, there is a belief its inclusion in the law enforcement tool kit is ...

Backed by a State of Connecticut Tech Talent Accelerator 3.0 grant, students engage in a new AI for Cybersecurity concentration designed to meet growing workforce demand The University of New Haven is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Yale University Campus New Haven, CT. (Contributed photo / Patrick Sikes / For Hearst Connecticut Media) Multiple Connecticut ...

HARTFORD, Conn. — The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is promoting “healthy and diverse” forest ecosystems through out the state. The department announced Thursday it has ...

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — Law enforcement agencies across Connecticut now have access to a powerful new tool designed to significantly reduce the time it takes to solve crimes: a mobile forensics unit ...

They've heard the digs, of course. All that talk about how tech schools don't belong in the state tournaments. How they mess up the brackets. How they grow fat on each other. How they can't hang with ...

WINDHAM – Brady Marsh came to Windham Tech from Columbia as a freshman because he was interested in learning carpentry. He knew he wanted to play basketball, too. Colby Dunnack came from Lebanon. He ...

(TNS) — While many fear artificial intelligence is going to steal their jobs in the manufacturing sector, a Connecticut university has a different idea. The truth is, “No, a person who understands AI ...