Susan Bysiewicz: “Connecticut families can save millions of dollars in total for kids’ back-to-school shopping, and this year, there’s…”

When students arrive at school hungry, their ability to concentrate and fully engage in learning is affected before the first bell even rings.

On International Overdose Awareness Day, we reassert our state’s commitment to fighting the impacts of the overdose epidemic in Connecticut.

Connecticut’s minimum wage must be a dynamic and flexible standard that responds to changing economic conditions," Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz said.

This block grant delivers real, targeted assistance to the people who grow our food, and I’m grateful to our federal delegation and Commissioner Hurlburt for the work they put in to deliver this relief to our local farmers.