Peter Tercyak

The annual celebration of Poland was especially poignant this year on the 227th anniversary of the country's independence.

Joint committee public hearing on CT's Water Plan

Workers at the Nissan plant in Canton, Mississippi are standing firm in their push to join the United Auto Workers union.

Rep. Tercyak welcomed and introduced a group of health care providers and advocates at a press conference seeking to preserve Medicaid by finding new revenue sources.

May 3rd is Polish Day at the Capitol

Rep. Peter Tercyak joined with students, educators and others in supporting an increase in funding for higher education.

Much of the legislation the General Assembly passed in 2016 went into effect during the summer, but there were some laws that became effective Jan. 1, 2017. Here's a look at some of those laws.

Hailing a state advisory board recommendation that Connecticut raise its hourly minimum wage to $15 over several years, Rep. Peter Tercyak says: “It's time for the General Assembly to respond to the calls of regular people.”