Earlier this month, the American Cancer Society updated its lung cancer screening guidelines. What changed and why change the guidelines now? Dr. Brian Whang, a noted lung cancer specialist with Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute at St. Vincent’s Medical Center, answered our questions following the big announcement. (0:00) As we continue to share resources for veterans…
A Newtown farm is being used to help veterans with equine therapy. We met the co-founder of the local non-profit, Havenfort, to learn the work that they do for local vets and why horses are proven to help many deal with PTSD. (0:00) One day before the general election, are you registered to vote? Do…
Friday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli wrapped up a busy week with analysis from University of New Haven Professor of National Security Dr. Howard Stoffer of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war (00:35). Columnist and blogger Chris Powell stopped by to chat about a pair of issues concerning young people in Connecticut (12:01). We talked with Cory…
Attorney Bill Bloss, who represented John Gomes in the Bridgeport primary election lawsuit, joins Lisa Wexler to explain why Judge Clark voided the Democratic mayoral primary and ordered a new one if anyone other than John Gomes wins on Tuesday. They also discuss the impact of taking the Fifth Amendment in a civil suit. It’s…
A judge has ordered a new Democratic primary for mayor in Bridgeport because of absentee ballot fraud. And we are just days away from the general election with all eyes on the Park City. We spoke with John Gomes’ attorney, Bill Bloss, about the judge’s decision and how the general election will now work for…
Wednesday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli featured breaking news regarding a court-ordered redo of this past September’s Bridgeport Democratic mayoral primary. We featured analysis from “Only in Bridgeport” blogger Lennie Grimaldi (:xx) and Hearst Connecticut media columnist and editor Dan Haar (xx:xx) Image Credit: iStock / Getty Images Plus
Dr. Ivette Ruiz joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her passion for working with the disabled community, and historical disadvantaged groups in the farming and agricultural space. Image Credit: Ekaterina Fedulyeva / iStock / Getty Images Plus
The annual open enrollment period for health insurance begins today. So what can Connecticut families expect to spend on coverage and is there any silver lining for the updated plans being offered for 2024? Local broker and owner of Macman Insurance Associates, Alan Sheketoff, weighs in on all of that. (0:00) November is Alzheimer’s Awareness…
Good Morning! Today we have Kiwi to talk about! Kiwi is about a year and a half and a female lab mix. She flew up to us from Louisiana with a handful of her friends who have all been adopted. Surprisingly after 3 weeks she is still here with us! Kiwi can live in a…
Author Kara LaBella joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her deep research into accused Simsbury witches that resulted in her compelling book based on CT legend, in pursuit of the facts. Image Credit: MilanMarkovic / iStock / Getty Images Plus