Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Covid And The Constitution

Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli: Covid And The Constitution

On Tuesday’s “Connecticut Today” with Paul Pacelli, Paul spoke with Quinnipiac University Law Professor Bill Dunlap on the Constitutional issues raised by recently proposed federal and state Covid-19 vaccine mandates (0:44). Author Adam Kaat stopped by to chat about his new book, “Life on the Grocery Line: A Frontline Experience in a Global Pandemic” (11:39).…

Melissa in the Morning: Social Security

Melissa in the Morning: Social Security

1. Social security and Medicare official, Max Richtman, answered listener questions about social security solvency and medicare benefits. ((00:10))2. Don Ramsey is the grandfather to 13-month old Sophia who died after being diagnosed with EB. We learned about the rare genetic disorder and how you can help to find a cure. ((14:41))3. Are you listening?…

Things to know: September 13th

Things to know: September 13th

New statewide pedestrian laws start next month in CT CT Post In Photos: Milford’s 9/11 memorial service CT Post A 2021 guide to Connecticut’s Apple Orchards CT Post CT’s best breakfast and brunch restaurants of 2021, according to Connecticut Magazine The Hour Connecticut post-Labor Day beach guide: What you need to know CT Post Stratford’s…

Melissa in the Morning: Money from Elsewhere?

Melissa in the Morning: Money from Elsewhere?

1. Governor Lamont explained why a gas tax is coming verses pulling revenue from online betting or marijuana sales. ((00:10))2. Congressman Himes responds to requests from families of 9/11 victims wanting transparency over Saudi Arabia. ((14:57)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

Things to Know: September 10th

Things to Know: September 10th

Connecticut’s Halloween attractions release rules for 2021 season CT Post Hours before NFL kickoff, feds approve sports gambling in CT CT Post ‘Hocus Pocus 2’ casting for extras in New England CT Post Westport police remind residents that stealing signs is a crime CT Post 25 things to do this weekend in Connecticut, Sept. 10-12…

Melissa in the Morning: Kids Getting Covid

Melissa in the Morning: Kids Getting Covid

Dr. Browne talked about the mu variant and why kids are getting covid more and more compared to last year.  IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

Melissa in the Morning: Furious and Frustrated

Melissa in the Morning: Furious and Frustrated

1. Senator Blumenthal explains why he is “furious” and “frustrated” over Afghanistan. ((00:10))2. Our cyber security expert talked about phishing scams and how to make and remember solid passwords. ((07:55))3. The BBB says millions of young people are duped by employment scams. Besides being offered a fake job, what’s the risk? ((22:51)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock /…

WICC Pet of The Week

WICC Pet of The Week

Winston is a white and tabby cat, approximately a year old. He pretends to be independent but as you can see from the picture he really just wants chin scratches from all of his friends. He still has some of the playfulness and curiosity of a kitten, but is  already old enough to have lovely…

Things to Know: September 8th

Things to Know: September 8th

Thunderstorms, heavy downpours headed to CT, weather service says CT Post Latin Music Festival returns to Stratford Sunday CT Post Jane Ryan kindergarten teacher named Trumbull teacher of the year CT Post Annual 9/11 tribute ride falls on 20th anniversary, expected to draw thousands CT Post Concert Connection: Billy Idol headlines at the Big E…

Melissa in the Morning: Healing Our Heroes

Melissa in the Morning: Healing Our Heroes

1. Director, Michael Gier, shares his latest film addressing PTSD after 9-11. We learned about a new treatment helping first responders. ((00:10))2. Listen to your body! Amy Llinas talks about aging bodies and how to take care of them. ((13:27))3. David Mestre teaches why physics is behind the rubber band thumb gun. ((20:05)) IMAGE CREDIT:…