Check Out Connecticut's Public Libraries this Month
April 2, 2026Celebrate everything public libraries have to offer by participating in the 2026 Passport to Connecticut Libraries program during the month of April.
Investing in Our Schools and Towns
March 19, 2026With many towns and cities facing an education funding crisis, House Democrats are looking to provide additional state support to our municipalities to help ease the financial burden of funding their local school systems.
Tax Filing Assistance
March 12, 2026If you need help with your federal and state tax returns this year, there are several free resources available to assist qualifying Connecticut residents.
Helping to Tackle Food Insecurity
February 27, 2026A new round of state grants will help target food insecurity, which affects an estimated one in ten Connecticut residents.
Student Loan Help Available
February 19, 2026The state's Student Loan Reimbursement Program has recently begun accepting applications for student loan payments that were made during the 2025 calendar year.
Celebrating Black History Month
February 11, 2026February is Black History Month, a time when we celebrate the many achievements and contributions Black Americans have made to our country as we continue to reckon with the systemic racism from our past that is still prevalent today.
Governor Extends Severe Cold Weather Protocol Until February 5
January 26, 2026Governor Ned Lamont announced that, due to an updated weather forecast indicating that this stretch of brutally frigid temperatures Connecticut is experiencing will remain for at least another ten days, he is ordering the duration of the state’s currently enacted Severe Cold Weather Protocol to remain in effect until noon on Thursday, February 5.
Public Forum in Trumbull on January 28
January 26, 2026The forum is hosted by the Connecticut Commission of Human Rights & Opportunities & the Connecticut Commission on Racial & Ethnic Disparities.