Mary Welander

The state is launching its first-ever apprenticeship program for home-based child care jobs. This is an opportunity for folks to get training for a job that's in high demand.

Police are warning families and children about the NameDrop feature on the newest Apple update, and there is new information on how many people have registered for the state's new discount prescription drug program.

Happy thanksgiving everyone! Following the holiday, you may start browsing for gifts for your loved ones. Please consider shopping local on Small Business Saturday.

My colleagues and I passed legislation with the goal of supporting our local economy and bolstering our state standings. Our fiscal policies have resulted in job growth and improved bond ratings.

This weekend we are honoring those who have served in the U.S. military for Veterans Day. In addition, the federal government is investing in the New Haven rail line.

Open enrollment for Access Health CT is underway. All K-12 students have an opportunity to win up to $20,000 for their future education in a special contest.

I spoke with Fox 61 as part of an in-depth report on the issues families face every day when it comes to child care. From staff shortages, to long waiting lists, and skyrocketing prices, parents need help.

Governor Ned Lamont visited Orange as we cut the ribbon on a new business in town specializing in high-end graphic arts services. I also celebrated the renaming of the regional animal shelter in Woodbridge in honor of Chief Animal Control Officer Karen A. Lombardi.