Josh Elliott

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

At the beginning of the month, the House passed SB 972 also known as the free prison calls bill, and this week the Governor signed the bill into law.

Human connection is fundamental to our well-being, and our prisons in Connecticut are precluding this basic human right.

Governor Lamont today announced that over the coming weeks he plans to further ease some of the restrictions on certain sectors that were put into effect at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The American Rescue Plan Act includes another round of economic impact payments (EIP) and several expanded and refundable tax credits available to you, but all require filing taxes.

Connecticut is the first state in the nation to receive one of FEMA’s newly created mobile vaccination units, which will help the state in its ongoing efforts to bring the COVID-19 vaccine to people who live within socially vulnerable neighborhoods.

The following data represents the total number of COVID-19 vaccinations administered in Connecticut, as reported to the state as of today.

Today the State announced several key updates regarding the phasing and pace of Connecticut’s COVID-19 vaccine roll-out including an accelerated timeline to the eligibility schedule.