Melissa in the Morning: Governor Lamont

Melissa in the Morning: Governor Lamont

Governor Lamont joined us for the latest on legislative moves happening up in Hartford during the legislative session. We talked about DCF and oversight for homeschool children, backlash towards Avelo Airlines, a potential nursing home strike in the state, high utility costs and state investments in non-profit organizations. Image Credit: Reuters

Melissa in the Morning: Senator Somers

Melissa in the Morning: Senator Somers

A bill that would regulate the controversial deep fake images that are created by AI got unanimous approval in the Judiciary Committee. Senator Heather Somers created that legislation and talked about what happens next. Image Credit: Getty Images

CT Today With Paul Pacelli – Should Local Politicians Criticize A Private Business?

CT Today With Paul Pacelli – Should Local Politicians Criticize A Private Business?

Host Paul Pacelli kicked off Tuesday’s “Connecticut Today” with his thoughts on public statements from New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and State Attorney General William Tong regarding Avelo Airlines’ agreement with the federal government for deportation flights (00:43). Yankee Institute blogger Meghan Portfolio talked about a proposal to spend millions of dollars on early childhood…

The Lisa Wexler Show – David Baldacci’s Newest Novel!

The Lisa Wexler Show – David Baldacci’s Newest Novel!

Acclaimed author David Baldacci joins Lisa Wexler to talk about his latest bestselling novel STRANGERS IN TIME, ahead of his Westport Library book launch event. Image Credit: mdisk / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Melissa in the Morning: Nursing Home Worker Strike Looming?

Melissa in the Morning: Nursing Home Worker Strike Looming?

After contracts expired for thousands of homecare and nursing home workers, there are talks about a possible strike. We spoke with Rob Baril, President of SEIU 1199NE, a union that represents 30,000 caregivers between Connecticut and Rhode Island. He shared the demands of these workers and the potential for a strike in the future. Image…

Melissa in the Morning: The Alien Enemies Act

Melissa in the Morning: The Alien Enemies Act

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a partial victory to President Trump that allows the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members. At issue in the case Alien Enemies Act, a controversial law that allows for the detention and deportation of foreign nationals from countries actively invading the United States. We spoke with CBS Legal analyst, Thane…

Melissa in the Morning: Patience over Panic

Melissa in the Morning: Patience over Panic

The tariff talks from the Trump Administration continue to spark worries and fear-based headlines across the country. But what is the history of tariffs in the country and are we overreacting before knowing all the facts? We got perspective on this from Professor Jim Mohs, associate professor of accounting, finance, marketing, and taxation at UNH.…

CT Today With Paul Pacelli – Maybe Connecticut Is Out Of Touch?

CT Today With Paul Pacelli – Maybe Connecticut Is Out Of Touch?

Host Paul Pacelli ushered in a new week on Monday’s “Connecticut Today” wondering if the anti-Trump protesters all across the state the previous weekend were out of synch with the rest of the country (00:35). CBS News reporter Zak Hudak (15:15) and University of New Haven Finance Lecturer David Sacco (19:40) both shared their thoughts…

The Lisa Wexler Show – Stamford’s HANDS OFF Rally Report

The Lisa Wexler Show – Stamford’s HANDS OFF Rally Report

Activist, Vicky Volper, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about the millions of people who turned out for nationwide rallies against Trump policies, and specifically what happened here in Connecticut. Image Credit: sibway iStock / Getty Images Plus

Melissa in the Morning: Kathryn Hauser

Melissa in the Morning: Kathryn Hauser

A 32-year-old man was allegedly held captive for more than 20 years and his stepmother is being blamed for the crime. Award-winning Connecticut anchor and reporter, Kathryn Hauser, joined us to discuss her investigative work digging into the Waterbury case. IMAGE CREDIT: Kathryn Hauser / WTNH News 8