Fred Gee

The federal government is threatening to make deep cuts to the Medicaid program. The move would disproportionately hurt low-income children, families, pregnant women, seniors, and people with disabilities.

Our children are getting a major educational boost after my colleagues and I voted to allocate $40 million in immediate funding for special education. March is Women's History Month.

We passed a bill providing tax relief for those who are 100% permanently and totally disabled due to their military service. The Black and Puerto Rican Caucus recently unveiled six legislative pillars that will shape our advocacy this session.

Operation Fuel is taking applications for emergency energy and utility assistance to those in need. Drivers can expect delays as crews install upgraded guardrails on Route 8 in Bridgeport.

It was an honor and a privilege to take the oath of office at the State Capitol as we begin the legislative session in 2025. Walmart is offering free check-ups on Saturday around the state. You must look below to find the nearest store taking part this weekend.

The State Bond Commission approved $1.5 million in funds to renovate the Trumbull Gardens Community Center and upgrade the multi-purpose field.

Connecticut is canceling $30 million dollars worth of medical debt for those in need. I have some tips to ward off package thieves this holiday season.

Connecticut is taking a major step in trying to help people pay off their student loans. The state plans on launching a pilot program for Student Loan Reimbursement on January 1, 2025.