“This historic $1.6 billion project will deliver faster and more reliable rail service for the thousands of people who use the New Haven line every day,” Senator Richard Blumenthal said. “With improved speeds, modernized stations and…

We do a ton of work in trying to pick up the pieces.

“Last week, the president used primetime television to try to convince Americans that our elections can’t be trusted, and he did it without a shred of evidence,” Governor Lamont said. “Connecticut has spent its time building up our…

If it looks unfair, if it seems unfair, it probably is unfair.

You probably don’t get to it as fast as you want or as completely as you want.

This academy removes barriers, creates new opportunities, and helps build the strong special education workforce our students deserve.

I’ve seen that impact firsthand on farm visits across the state. This block grant delivers real, targeted assistance to the people who grow our food.

The president likes big projects, big projects that he can take credit for that make a difference.

“Access to nutritious meals is essential to supporting children’s health, well-being, and success,” Governor Lamont said.

Now is the time to push Russia toward peace.

“My administration will continue to monitor this fast-moving legal situation closely and will keep employers and affected residents informed as we learn more.

I worked to create this historic block grant tailored to the needs of New England farmers.

Connecticut’s farms not only provide fresh, nutritious food for the people of our state, but they also are small businesses that support thousands of jobs and are a critical component of our economy.

However brief it may be, this extension matters. It means thousands of our Haitian neighbors, coworkers, and friends can keep showing up to work and keep earning to support their families for a few more critical days.

I’m calling on employers across Connecticut to do everything they can, within the law, to keep their Haitian employees working for as long as this window stays open.

Every shift worked and every dollar brought home makes a real difference for families facing enormous uncertainty right now.

This $52.9 million in federal aid provides long overdue and much needed relief to the Connecticut farmers impacted by 2023 and 2024’s devastating storms.

I am proud that nearly $53 million in federal funds are now one big step closer to putting money in the pockets of Connecticut farmers.