Marc Fitch, Investigative Reporter for Yankee Institute, looks at Connecticut's pension funding, which has declined ten percent in seven years.

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James Bergenn, Partner at Shipman and Goodwin, discusses the latest development in the case of the missing mom from New Canaan. The attorney for Fotis Dulos, the estranged husband of missing Jennifer Dulos, has filed a motion to dismiss charges. Dulos' lawyer stated "there is insufficient evidence to warrant further proceedings."

Duncan Harris, head of Capital Community College, explains why consolidation is a good idea and discusses "easy admission Saturdays." Now is the time to register for Fall classes in a simple, single stop on a Saturday.

Alf Poor, CEO of Ideanomics and President of Fintech Village, talks the Fintech Village global innovation hub, which will be constructed on the former UConn West Hartford campus.

Bill Dunlap is a Professor of Law at Quinnipiac University School of Law who teaches constitutional, criminal, national security, counterterrorism and international law. He shares his perspective on yesterday's testimony from Robert Mueller.

Steve Guveyan, Connecticut Petroleum Council Executive Director, explains that despite record natural gas production, parts of the country-- such as New England-- aren’t benefiting as much as they should, largely due to state policies and regulatory hurdles which have blocked and/ or delayed development of critical pipelines and natural gas hookups.

Jason Ortiz, President of the CT Puerto Rican Agenda, talks the latest news out of Puerto Rico and the ousting Governor Ricardo Rosselló.

Bill Curry, two-time Democratic nominee for Governor of Connecticut and a White House advisor in the administration of Bill Clinton, looks at what we should expect from today’s Robert Mueller testimony.

William Tong, Attorney General of Connecticut, talks the investigation settlement, co-lead by Connecticut, that includes up to $425 million in consumer restitution following the investigation into the 2017 data breach which impacted 1,575,191 Connecticut residents.