David Michel

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.

I have a full breakdown of the state budget process, where the state's first speed safety cameras are installed, and where to get free parking for tonight's big fundraiser at Ferguson Library.

We're digging deeper into Autism Acceptance Month, Fair Housing, and an upcoming panel discussion supporting public libraries against book bans.

Stamford is getting $2,450,000 in state funding to build 39 new affordable housing units. The Pacific House is reminding us that we desperately need these state dollars not only to provide a roof over the head of homeless individuals, but also to give them a proper meal.