Sen. Kevin Witkos, member of the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee as well as the General Law committee, has organized a forum on coyotes, with presentations from Mark Rudewicz, an animal control officer, and Chris Vann, a DEEP biologist. The forum will be held from 7-8:30pm on October 23rd at the Simsbury Public Library.

David Kooris, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD), says opportunity zones are one of the hot topics in economic development right now. Connecticut has 72 "Opportunity Zones" that were created to attract private investment to improve economic growth and community wealth.

Dan Haar, Columnist and Associate Editor at Hearst Connecticut Media, explains why the looming $600 million gap means tolls are unavoidable.

David Lightman, National political correspondent and veteran congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers, shares his weekly Washington DC update.

Congressman Joe Courtney talks the passing of Congressman Elijah Cummings, the House Education & Labor Committee vote to Approve H.R.3, and the Lower Drug Costs Now Act.

Mitch Gross, spokesman for Eversource, discusses what to expect next after Wednesday's Nor'easter which left thousands in Connecticut without power.

Patty Mason, Vice President of Real Estate Lending with American Eagle Financial Credit Union shares details on the First-Time Home Buyer Expo happening on October 22nd.

Ana Radelat, CTMirror Washington DC Correspondent, provides a recap of last night's Democratic Presidential Debate. Who did well? Who didn't?

Christine Stuart, CTNewsJunkie, talks two recent stories: Connecticut gets closer to awarding an offshore wind contract; and a Bristol couple appeals the ruling that paved the way for release of immunization data.

Susan Wollschlager, marketing and communications manager with the Connecticut Humane Society, shares a preview of the Diamonds in the Ruff Gala, taking place November 9th from 6-10pm.