David Michel

Eversource is introducing a discount for those in need, and a set of laws is going to take effect starting on Sunday, October 1 including new regulations on wrong-way driving and open carrying of firearms.

Taking the train may soon cost more. You have an opportunity to weigh in on proposed rate hikes and schedule changes for Metro-North rail service. And, the minimum wage is going up in the new year.

As I work on new ideas for bills in 2024, I want to highlight one of this year's accomplishments. Connecticut is about to take a transformative step toward making prescription drugs more affordable for everyone.

Make sure to slow down near schools and school buses. It's the law! It is also important to note the state is providing a financial boost and health care assistance to our paraeducators.

Today, here in Connecticut and all over the world, we are remembering those who died on 9/11 in the deadliest terror attack on U.S. soil. As we pay tribute to those we lost, I know some residents need help saving on their energy bill, and two different programs are taking applications.

My colleagues and I passed key legislation that will support our workforce and attract more businesses to our great state. In addition, some re-registration deadlines are coming up for those who have Temporary Protected Status from four countries.

Trains from the New Canaan line will soon return to the rails now that crews have removed a speed restriction in the Stamford area. Trains will be able to travel 20 miles per hour faster with improved and more reliable service.

Sales Tax Free Week is underway, and thousands of children are getting a financial boost to take advantage of all those deals.