Host Paul Pacelli started Friday’s “Connecticut Today” wondering if the UAW strike is resonating with Americans (00:28). Author Doug McIntyre joined us to chat about his new novel, “Frank’s Shadow” (13:30). Former Bridgeport Democratic State Rep. Chris Caruso stopped by for his weekly update and his latest thoughts on the Bridgeport absentee ballot controversy (28:23)…
State Representative for the 132nd district, Jennifer Leeper, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss the UI transmission line monopoles controversy that requires eminent domain land acquisitions and giant monopoles with small communities bearing the burden. Write to: [email protected] Image Credit: jitendrajadhav / iStock / Getty Images Plus
When Cindy Iodice lost her brother in a tragic accident on a Connecticut Highway, she launched the Flagman Safety campaign. The organization works to teach people about the importance of the Slow Down, Move Over law. Last spring, a pilot program launched in Fairfield Public Schools. We got an update on how the program went…
Families want to know that when they drop kids off at school in the morning, that the children will return home at the end of the day. We talked about resource officers at schools as well as building safety tools with Westport Police Chief Foti Koskinas. It comes after Westport recently added three more officers…
Thursday’s “Connecticut Today” with host Paul Pacelli highlighted a recent wave of migrants crashing the U.S. Southern Border (00:23). Quinnipiac Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Ray Andrewsen joined us to chat about a big event for North Haven and Wallingford businesses (13:03). “Only in Bridgeport” blogger Lennie Grimaldi had the latest regarding Bridgeport’s absentee ballot…
15 time Tony Award winner, Wendy Federman, joins Lisa Wexler to highlight exciting fall Broadway openings. Image Credit: stu99 / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Melissa welcomed Dr. Browne back to the show to talk about multiple stories around the country including babies being born with Syphilis in Mississippi as well as fentanyl killing a child at a daycare in the Bronx. Image Credit: Getty Images
Host Paul Pacelli kicked off another edition of “Connecticut Today” with the latest on the Bridgeport absentee ballot investigation (00:26). Connecticut State Republican Party Chair Ben Proto talked about some proposed changes he’d like to see regarding absentee ballots (11:32). Hearst Connecticut Media editor and columnist Dan Haar also stopped by for his weekly update…
Lisa Wexler Interviews Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas explains the process necessary to have the authority to hire and train an election monitor for CT elections. Image Credit: sanfel / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Good Morning! I have the pleasure to introduce you to Gwen! Gwen is an affectionate, but laid back 10 year old kitty who would prefer a peaceful home to lounge around at all day long! She does not had much experience with children but willing to consider sharing her home with kids +12 who can…