Josh Morgan from the Connecticut Department of Transportation (DOT) discussed the recent storm response, highlighting the efforts of crews who worked through the night to clear highways by late afternoon. Crews cycled in and out to ensure continuous operations. Mr. Morgan mentioned potential weather systems that could bring 1-3 inches of snow, prompting strategic deployments. The ban on commercial trucks was lifted in coordination with neighboring states, and compliance was generally high, with some exceptions. Enforcement falls under the Connecticut State Police and DMV, with a $100 fine for non-compliance. Josh emphasized the importance of public cooperation and safety.

Greg Bordanaro, Editor Hartford Business Journal. Potential impact to CT's banking industry of the big Webster-Santander deal, new potential regulations for data center development, and my take on Lamont's CT Option.

Anthony Ireland, CEO Greater Waterbury YMCA

Gov. Ned Lamont updates on state plans and safety during the latest winter storm.

Rep Steve Weir, 55th district, Labor and Housing Committee. Legislative session, storm cleanup and how it may affect a short session.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst takes an early look at the week market and financial look in lieu of the storm and tarif news

The Great David Lightman joins us to tell us the latest from Washington DC ahead of President Trump's State of the Union Address next week.

CT DOT Communications Director Josh Morgan talks about Road and Highway safety.

President and CEO of The Connecticut Restaurant and Hospitality Association Scott Dolch will be on hand for the Rebellion Event at Foxwoods. He talks about how the industry is going so far this year.

Chairman for the CT Republicans Ben Proto joins us to discuss the state of the Republican party in the State of Connecticut and the upcoming election for Governor. Is this the time Republicans win?