The Connecticut Department of Labor issued stop-work orders to 28 companies working on Connecticut construction sites in six towns, including Bridgeport and Stamford, between March 20 and May 20.

Sacred Heart University announced plans to open a graduate studies center at Landmark Square in Stamford to increase the school’s outreach within the region’s business community.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has called for another round of affordable housing grants that would total $13.8 million for 11 neighborhood revitalization programs throughout the state.

Both Amtrak and the Metro-North Railroad have resumed their regular weekday service schedules between Bridgeport and New York City after repairs to the tracks damaged by the May 17 derailment were completed.

The 340-megawatt plant, which features two oil-burning generators and a combustion turbine, has been in service since 1960.

Connecticut Innovations announced this week that it has selected Orthozon Technologies L.L.C., a Stamford-based medical device company, to receive funding in its latest round of pre-seed funding for startups focused on innovations in bioscience and medical devices.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. will partner with one of the country’s largest solar power developers to install solar systems on a number of its properties.

Hedge fund mogul Steven A. Cohen, founder of SAC Capital Advisors L.P., has reportedly received a subpoena to testify before a grand jury in relation to a federal insider trading investigation.

Following the Metro-North train collision May 17 outside of Bridgeport, bus shuttles will be running between Stamford and Bridgeport until further notice.

The Small Brewer Reinvestment and Expanding Workforce (BREW) Act would reduce the excise tax on beer produced or brought into the U.S. by small brewers.