Governor Lamont stopped by to catch up following the wrap up of the legislative session. We talked about a lot of topics including the baby bonds program, pot plants in homes and whether an NHL team is returning to Connecticut. ((00:00))

Ticks are getting more bang for their buck this summer following a mild winter and we want to make sure you are protected from them. Tick expert, Jessica Snajder, talked about prepping your gear and clothing before going outside and ways to prevent a tick bite. ((17:58))

A Hartford Healthcare doctor just performed her 1500th robotics surgery. We learn all about robotic surgeries and who is a good candidate for this procedure. ((32:11))

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For summer safety week, we profile the importance of never leaving a kid or pet in a hot car. Fran Mayko of AAA shared the average temperatures in a hot on a hot day, even with the windows down. ((00:00))

Retired Lt. Jim Perez shared the Connecticut law on the books prohibiting parents from leaving children 11 and under in a car alone, even with the air conditioning on and the car locked. Find out why the law was put into place and the consequences based on where you park your car and leave your kid. ((17:51))

Earlier this week, the Connecticut Department of Transportation released its Action Plan to address commuter needs for buses and trains. Josh Morgan talked about the recommendations and changes for service. We also addressed the controversy of cutting Metro North rail service. ((25:13))

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Fairfield wants to invest in more AI security cameras around town and in close proximity to schools. Apparently, these cameras have been utilized in surrounding communities already like Bridgeport, Westport, Norwalk and Stamford. Fairfield Police Chief Robert Kalamaras shares the reason for the request and how the cameras have already started helping with criminal cases in town. ((00:00))

We continue with our summer safety series with fire safety. We talked bout sparklers, fireworks, bonfires and grilling safety this season with Bridgeport Fire Chief Lance Edwards. ((14:35))

Project Yellow Light is a national effort to encourage teens to highlight the dangers of distracted driving and to create PSAs to curb the problem. We spoke with this year’s billboard winner, Jami Pandiscio, who is a UConn student and created the slogan ‘Don’t Scroll, stay in Control.’ ((

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