New Haven residents can vote curbside. Also, Department of Corrections still isn’t following court orders and how to get into politics when you’re just 16.

Who’s voting absentee in Connecticut, long lines for early voting on Long Island. Also, what will happen to nursing home visits when it gets cold out.

Rules on registering to vote, navigating court (or not) during the pandemic, and how polarized New York is.

The debate in Connecticut’s third congressional district, the trouble with being a minority party in New York, and errors in Nancy Goroff’s disclosure statement.

New York’s early voting. Also, Wall Street keeps those tax dollars rolling in, and racist attacks in Connecticut’s 5th district.

The DOJ and Purdue Pharma reach a settlement. A Suffolk lawmaker is arrested for allegedly trading pills for sex. Also, waning confidence in absentee ballots and the utility of New York’s quarantine list when everyone’s one it.

The vaccine plan in New York. Also, what happened in Old Saybrook with police, and the debate in New York’s first Congressional district.

Perception and reality of BLM protests. Also, women getting less at UConn, and local government budgets without a state budget.

Connecticut prisons are disproportionately Black. Also, Connecticut prioritizes who will eventually get a coronavirus vaccine, studying sewage to detect the next outbreak, and support for patients waiting for an organ donation.

A federal judge shut down a legal challenge to Connecticut's new police accountability law. A win for disenfranchised Latinx voters. Also, Connecticut stands up to voter intimidation, and loosening restrictions at nursing homes is a still a no-go.