David Michel

The House of Representatives returns to session once again this week, but today I'm highlighting Harvey Milk Day and Mental Health Day at the Capitol.

The House is working on a series of bills that help children, seniors, and everyone else in between. In the past week, we have successfully passed legislation that supports nonbinary residents, those with food allergies, and every driver in the state.

You’re invited to learn and give feedback on a proposal to improve the Stamford Transportation Center (STC). The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) will hold a Master Plan Open House to go over the tentative plan.

It’s been a busy couple of weeks as session grows more intense at the State Capitol. We are continuously hearing debate on bills, taking different opinions into consideration, and voting on measures.

The House of Representatives is in session right now voting on important bills. As we get back to work, you can learn how you can help an educator, how to join a dedicated emergency response team, and who to call when you're in distress.

I'm writing to inform you about some upcoming road work on I-95 south and an exciting bill that may help our struggling theatres rebound.

The House of Representatives passed a series of bills, including early voting, that are now heading to the Senate.

The Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) unanimously voted to begin a search for consultants to monitor the performance of the state's two electric distribution companies, Eversource and United Illuminating.