The University of Connecticut Athletics Department announced on Oct. 10 that renovations to Gampel Pavillion’s lower-level seating and changes to seating in the XL Center will require season ticket ...

XL Catlin, a Bermuda-based insurer and subsidiary of XL Group, renewed its naming rights for the XL Center for five years in 2018. The contract expired on June 30, and XL opted not to renew, said ...

Meantime, the $145 million XL Center renovation will provide upgrades to plumbing, electrical and other systems. There will be new stage rigging, lights and cosmetic upgrades throughout the building.

The overall problem seems to be many just don’t know this sports betting bar exists. It’s way in the back of the XL Center, with a separate entrance. But there isn’t a sign anywhere.

One of the 66 video monitors is hung for the video wall at the new sportsbook betting venue at the XL Center in Hartford. The new venue will have over 80 video monitors to watch games plus a ...

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — The State Bond Commission this week approved $118 million for a multi-year improvement to the XL Center. The renovations- also approved last week by the Capital Region ...

They said PeoplesBank bought the naming rights and put their label on the iconic building. “This announcement marks the beginning of a transformative new chapter for the XL Center,” the Oak ...

Much-needed renovations to the 49-year-old XL Center in downtown Hartford are closer to reality as the state Bond Commission approved $118 million for the project Thursday. The total renovation ...

The XL Center, on the other hand, does not feature much Connecticut decor other than the banners hanging from the rafters and the flags depicting each of the member teams of the Hockey East, which was ...

Connecticut's XL Center has been renamed PeoplesBank Arena following a naming rights deal brokered by the venue's co-manager, Oak View Group.

On Monday, the XL Center began selling a limited number of stadium seats in the lower section to fans for $200 a pair plus an ordering fee, according to the XL Center website.

The Building The XL Center opened as the Hartford Civic Center in 1975 with a multi-use coliseum and an exhibition hall. Three years later the roof collapsed under a massive load of snow and ice.