Here is a look at the Office of Legislative Research (OLR) 2021 Major Public Acts Report.

Applications are now being accepted for Connecticut’s free community college program. The deadline for the upcoming school year is July 15.

Governor Ned Lamont announced improvements to the Connecticut Hydrogen and Electric Automobile Purchase Rebate (CHEAPR) program – the state’s consumer rebate program for electric vehicles (EVs) – that will provide more Connecticut residents with more affordable access to purchase or lease an EV.

Possession of cannabis – marijuana - by adults age 21 and older will be legal in Connecticut July 1, 2021.

Connecticut is expected to experience extreme temperatures that have prompted heat advisories from the National Weather Service through Wednesday.

It’s official: Possession of cannabis – marijuana - by adults age 21 and older will be legal in Connecticut July 1, 2021.

Juneteenth, Close of Legislative Session & More

HARTFORD – State Representatives Bob Godfrey (110th District), Ken Gucker (138th), David Acronti (109th) and Raghib Allie-Brennan (2nd) praised passage of a balanced budget that rejected tax hikes, provided more funding for hospitals and local health departments as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, expanded workforce training and other supports to get people back to work to help jumpstart the economy and increases in Education Cost Sharing (ECS) funding for Danbury Public Schools in 2022 and '23.