Host Paul Pacelli kicked-off Wednesday’s “Connecticut Today” with a chat about Flag Day 2023 (0:22). “No Labels” co-founder Holly Page joined us to talk about the possibility of a third-party White House ticket in 2024 (9:11). Image Credit: Getty Images
Schoolhouse Academy Co-Founders, Carlo Schiattarella & Andrew McLaughlin, join Lisa Wexler to discuss their new charter school in Wilton, a project based, hands-on learning model that incorporates a STEM and art focused curriculum, in a technology rich environment. Image Credit: Natalie_ / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Meet Rookie. He is a 4 month old dachshund mix. He came to the Connecticut Humane Society over the weekend and has really been a fun dog to be with. He seems to love attention, very playful and appropriate with kids! He would make a great addition to any home. Do keep in mind he…
The governor signed a two-year, 51-billion-dollar state budget that included more than 300-million dollars invested in education. But do those dollars actually make it to the classroom? We got some perspective from Fran Rabinowitz about this. ((00:00)) A Sacred Heart University graduate is focused on protecting tow truck drivers on CT highways. We met Salena…
Tuesday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli looked into the federal charges now facing former President Donald Trump with University of New Haven criminal justice Professor Mike Lawlor (0:33), while Paul also had some opening comments on the former president’s continuing popularity (11:47). We also welcomed Tom McMillan, author or, “Our Flag Was Still There: The…
Author, journalist, Stephanie McNeal joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her deep dive into the lives of influencers in SWIPE UP FOR MORE. Image Credit: metamorworks / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Connecticut learned in 15 months, one million pounds of locally grown, healthy food made it to people who rely on food pantries in our state. Commissioner of the Dept. of Agriculture, Bryan Hurlburt, talked about the significance of these findings. We also learned about resources to explore the more than 5,000 farms in our state.…
Host Paul Pacelli kicked off a new week on “Connecticut Today” by discussing the latest indictment of former President Donald Trump and his defenders (0:24). Former Time Magazine D.C. reporter and Professor Emeritus Alain Sanders shared his thoughts on the Trump indictment (11:28). CTNewsJunkie columnist Terry Cowgill stopped by for his weekly update (23:31). Image…
Lisa Wexler answers how to protect your pets if you die. #pettrusts Image Credit: Dmitry Belyaev / iStock / Getty Images Plus
We know the 2023 legislative session ended with approval for Senate Bill 998. Senator Ryan Fazio was not too keen on the bill and shared his concerns surrounding the language, especially its implications for fair housing legislation. ((00:00)) Take two: David Eldridge announced he’s throwing his hat in the ring again to run for Shelton…