Happy Together Tour 2025 comes to The Palace in Stamford on Wednesday, June 18th. Featuring The Turtles, Jay and The Americans, Little Anthony, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, The Vogues, and The Cowsills. Tickets are on sale now at www.palacestamford.org
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As the decision to pass House Bill 5002 lingers up in Hartford, we got local zoning perspective from Rob Hendrick. He is the chair of the Planning and Zoning Commission in Ridgefield. Find out why many municipalities, largely in Fairfield County, are most concerned about this legislation still waiting for the governor’s signature.
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It’s no secret, health insurance is insanely expensive in Connecticut. It’s gotten so bad that more and more people are forgoing being insured. The Connecticut Insurance Department just released its proposed 2026 health insurance rate increases and if accepted, they’ll only cause a bigger pinch for residents. We spoke with State Senator Tony Hwang, the Ranking Republican leader on the Insurance and Real Estate Committee, about the proposals.
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The governor still hasn’t signed House Bill 5002, a massive housing bill that passed the House and Senate during the legislative session. Governor Lamont says he is looking at it very carefully before signing it into law. We got perspective on the legislation from House Majority Leader, State Representative Jason Rojas.
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Following the end of the legislative session, we got key takeaways from Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz, including the budget and early childcare investments.
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Host Paul Pacelli took a few moments on Friday’s “Connecticut Today” to discuss an op-ed from a high-ranking State Senate Democrat calling on Gov. Ned Lamont to step aside and not seek a third term in office (00:49). Former Bridgeport Democratic State Rep. Chris Caruso analyzed that op-ed and the recent conclusion of the legislative session (11:51). GOP State Rep. Anne Dauphinais talked about the local and national reaction to her reading of a graphic sexual dialogue during a recent General Assembly debate (23:01). CBS News reporter Linda Kenyon joined us from Washington, D.C. on an escalating feud between President Trump and Elon Musk (32:09)
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The WICC Surfside Hotel Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth is happening Saturday, August 23 and Sunday, August 24 all over Long Island Sound.
The heaviest catch wins $25,000 but there are other chances to win cash and prizes totaling $40,000!
A $25,000 Grand Prize for the heaviest Bluefish caught, plus over another $15,000 in cash prizes for runners up and various port winners, including a prize for Under 18 contestants, $1,000 to the heaviest Bluefish caught by a contestant under 18 years old, powered by Bridgeport Harbor Marina.
Once you’re registered, catch the heaviest bluefish in Long Island Sound to take home the cash!
The fishing tournament is open to all and kids are encouraged to fish as well!
Go to BluefishTournament.com for a list of official bait & tackle weigh-in stations and more information.
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Justin Michaels, Dog Trainer and Rehab Expert, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about rehabilitating even the most difficult dogs and their humans and launching his new rehab center K9Rehab.
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We got perspective on the massive housing bill passed through the CT House and Senate, still waiting for the governor’s signature, with Renee Dobos. She is the president of the non-profit organization, Connecticut Housing Partners.
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We spoke with Chief Lombardo and Lt. Weir from the Trumbull Police Department about the annual Torch Run benefiting Special Olympics Connecticut.
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