Jonathan Steinberg

While Connecticut has enjoyed a period of relative calm over the last five years, the tropical systems of 2021 (Elsa, Fred, Henri, and Ida) and the severe flood of August 2024 were reminders of the risks posed by natural disasters. The region’s communities have shared in the development and adoption of a “natural hazard mitigation plan” for two decades, with updates incorporated every five years.

Next week, CTDOT will begin a construction project that may impact your commute.

April 19-25 is National Library Week. This yearly celebration spotlights the importance of libraries and library workers to their respective community. While libraries are a great place to acquire knowledge, they offer much more than just books - patrons can utilize work spaces, access the internet, and attend programming made for the whole family - free of charge!

Celebrate everything public libraries have to offer by participating in the 2026 Passport to Connecticut Libraries program during the month of April.

If you need help with your federal and state tax returns this year, there are several free resources available to assist qualifying Connecticut residents.

The Connecticut Department of Transportation will hold a public hearing about the Cribari Memorial Bridge on Thursday, March 19 at Westport Town Hall. This event is a great opportunity to learn more and offer feedback about the proposed project.

The 2026 session of the Connecticut General Assembly begins on Wednesday February 4 at the State Capitol.

If you or someone you know is struggling to keep up with their energy bills, it is not too late to apply for assistance to help with the costs of this winter heating season.