Al Paolillo

Winter and colder temperatures mean rising energy costs, but there are several programs available to residents struggling to afford their heating bills.

Whether it be state assistance, protection from service shutoff, payment plans or energy efficiency improvements, there is a program that can help almost everyone.

Effective January 1, 2025, the hourly minimum wage in the state will increase from $15.69 to $16.35.

Connecticut has one of the best health insurance marketplaces in the country. Now is the time to make sure you and your family are covered for your healthcare needs! Free help to sign up is available online, in person, and over the phone. Go to AccessHealthCT.com and click "Get Help" or call 1-855-805-4325.

The state recently allocated $30 million toward much-needed infrastructure repairs and improvements to our state parks and forests.

All year round, but particularly this month, together let’s bring attention to and raise awareness about the tragedy caused by breast cancer and domestic violence.

A variety of new state laws that were passed by the Connecticut General Assembly during the 2024 legislative session went into effect on October 1.

This year, Connecticut's voters have options when it comes to voting. You can vote in person on Election Day, you can early vote, or you can vote absentee.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15 to October 15, is not just about celebrating culture - it's about honoring generations of resilience, creativity, and impact. From art to innovation, the Hispanic community continues to shape our world in powerful ways. Let’s uplift, honor, and keep making history together!