David Alistair Yalof, Professor and Department Head Department of Political Science at The University of Connecticut, weighs in on what to expect as the impeachment picks up.

Sam Occhiogrosso is a sixth grader from West Hartford who is competing on The Food Network's Kids Baking Championship!

Alex Putterman, Sports Reporter for the Hartford Courant, talks UConn's reported athletic department deficit increased slightly, to $42.3 million, in the 2019 fiscal year.

David Lightman from McClatchy Newspapers shares his weekly update from Washington DC. The real fireworks in the impeachment trial will begin next Tuesday, but the stage is set after every Senator was sworn in yesterday. Mitch McConnell previously said he would not be a fair and impartial participant in the impeachment process, but he now took an oath that he would, and the Senate Majority Leader has a number of vulnerable Senators up for reelection... so what will he do during this impeachment?

Christine Stuart from CTNews Junkie explains the reason for the health exchange's decreased enrollment, a call for tax transparency, and more.

James Bergenn, partner at Shipman and Goodwin shares the latest on the Fotis Dulos case, including what he believes will happen next in the legal process. Bergenn and also talks about the Colchester man who murdered his family in Florida.

Jeffrey M. Factor, M.D. is the Medical Director at New England Food Allergy Treatment Centers in West Hartford, and discusses food allergy treatments.

Daniela Altimari, Statehouse reporter at The Courant, talks about the records which indicate Connecticut congressional candidate Robert F. Hyde had U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch under "physical surveillance."

Emily Byrne, Connecticut Voices for Children Executive Director, looks at yesterday's release of its annual budget report entitled "Reforming Connecticut's Tax System: A Program to Strengthen Working and Middle-Class Families." In order to identify solutions to address in Connecticut's regressive tax system, the report traces the rise of income and wealth inequality, and the adverse impact on working- and middle-class families.

Congressman Joe Courtney shares a preview of the public forum he and Congressman John Larson will hold in Glastonbury from 5:30-7:30pm, to discuss everything that has been happening in Congress.