Robert Dunn, Vice President and General Counsel for KBE Building Corporations, is joined by Zachary Jacques, graduate of Bristol Technical Education Center pursuing his S-1 state license in HVAC/R. Zachary received a $1,500 scholarship from KBE this past June. For the past several years, KBE Building in Farmington has provided thousands of dollars in scholarships to graduates of CT technical high schools to help them pay for certifications or additional training necessary for a job in the building trades.

Rachel Premac, transportation reporter at Business Insider, looks at FedEx, which is ending its ground-shipping relationship with Amazon, according to a statement Wednesday. In June, FedEx stopped moving Amazon's air cargo, so what happens next?

State Sen. Saud Anwar (D-South Windsor) shares the latest update on relief for homeowners with crumbling foundations. The Connecticut Foundation Solutions Indemnity Company, Inc, which was set up to help repair foundations is getting close to the maximum funded amount of $121.6 million. What will happen to homes not yet approved? Sen. Anwar explains.

Sen. Kevin Kelly, Ranking Senator on the Insurance and Real Estate Committee, shares the GOP's stance on the Public Option, as well as his own.

Brian Barrett, News Editor at WIRED, explains the radical transformation of the textbook. Digital textbooks are not new, but they're fast becoming the main option for school texts. Where is this trend going in the future?

Sheryl Hack from Connecticut Landmarks shares some cool summer events to stay busy across the state.

Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, is disappointed that Republicans in the House of Representatives dismissed Rep. John B. Larson's bill to save social security.

Ken Lalime, President and CEO of the Community Health Center Association of Connecticut, celebrates National Health Center Week. Connecticut’s 17 community health centers (also known as Federally Qualified Health Centers) provide primary care, dental care, behavioral health care, and more to over 10% of the state’s population each year... that's 400,000-plus people.

Dan Brechlin, writer and sports editor with Hartford Courant, explains some of the askew financing of Hartford's Dillon Stadium.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst and host of Jill On Money, explains how President Trump is turning up the heat on a trade war. Jill On Money is sponsored by Asset Strategies in Avon.