Jaime Foster

Connecticut's state budget ended the 2026 fiscal year with a modest surplus while the overall state economy continues to grow at a strong pace.

Check out my latest update! From new laws to local events, this October 2 update has a lot of good information to help keep you informed.

Today marks the effective date for a number of bills that passed in the 2026 legislative session.

While higher energy prices are raising concerns about keeping our homes warm this winter, there is help for families who will struggle with their heating bills.

Funding for CFSIC, legislation to help victims of fraudulent or unlawful funeral service practices, disaster relief funding for CT farmers, Stand Down 2026, East Windsor Veterans Day Road Race, Ellington celebrates America 250, Death Takes a Bow at Rockville Public Library, & more.

The U-Pass CT program launched in Fall 2017 and provides free public transportation to eligible students enrolled at participating UConn campuses and Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) schools. The cost is included in student fees, so students only need their U-Pass CT and valid student ID when boarding participating services.

I'm happy to share with you that the State Bond Commission approved the 2027 installment of $25 million for the Crumbling Foundations Assistance Fund/CFSIC (Connecticut Foundation Solutions Indemnity Company, Inc.)

Remembering the lives lost & the bravery of our heroes 25 years ago today, September 11, 2001.