Kenneth Gosselin is the Business Writer for The Hartford Courant, and he discusses Rentschler Field, facing its largest loss since opening as UConn football attendance plummets.

Sen. Len Fasano asks “Why are we giving $45 million to a yet-to-be-formed agency that has no track record?” Lamont has proposed borrowing  $45 million to launch a transit-oriented development authority that still lacks an oversight board.

Todd Feinburg is there live and he shares the atmosphere and the latest from New Hampshire.

House Majority Leader Matt Ritter explains what's going on with the start of the session, and what is still to come.

Ana Radelat, Washington correspondent for CT Mirror, gives her insight on President Trump's State of the Union address, the end of the Impeachment, and more news out of Washington.

DCF Commissioner Vannessa Dorantes explains that, for the first time in 30 years under federal court oversight, the court monitor has found that we have enough social workers to adequately do their complicated jobs.

Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff talks about the new session and what to expect. Governor Lamont struck a positive tone in the State of the State... was he right to do so?

Fred McKinney, the Carlton Highsmith Chair for Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Quinnipiac University, discusses the 300 layoffs at Subway Headquarters in Milford.

Joe Brennan, President and Chief Executive Officer of CBIA, the state’s leading business organization, gives a business perspective on the start of the session.

AARP Connecticut State Director Nora Duncan discusses Governor Lamont's State of the State Address and Senate Bill 1, which proposes a cap on Insulin prices. Nora believes this bill will be better than the recent legislation passed in Colorado, and truly help people get their Diabetes under control.