Larry B. Butler

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) is moving forward with a plan to improve safety and traffic in Waterbury on Route 8 and West Main Street. Here’s what it will look like:

Drivers in Waterbury should expect nighttime delays as bridge repair work continues on I-84 and Route 8 for the foreseeable future.

After months of negotiation, House Democrats worked across the aisle to pass a bipartisan budget proving that compromise still works and that leadership at the Capitol is committed to delivering results for communities like Waterbury.

As many Connecticut families begin their spring cleaning, it’s also a great time to safely clear out unused or expired medications from your home. Proper disposal helps prevent misuse and protects our communities and environment.

It was great to be back in the House chamber this week with my colleagues. In the coming weeks, the State House and Senate will be meeting much more frequently to give final passage to bills that advanced through committees.

March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the remarkable contributions women have made to our communities, our state, and our nation. Here in Connecticut, countless women have shaped our history through leadership, innovation, advocacy, and perseverance.

The Connecticut Family Support Network is partnering with Executive Leadership and its CEO, Atneciv Rodriguez, to host “Tax Tips for Families with Disabled Dependents.”

Educator Carolyn Highsmith has been selected as Waterbury's 2026 African American Mayor for a Day.