Roy Occhiogrosso with Global Strategy Group discusses his piece in the Hartford Business Journal, explaining why Lamont and the Democrats avoided major harm in the first Legislative Session. What were the big things they avoided which could have done some damage?

Lynn Ricci, FACHE, President and CEO of Hospital for Special Care, talks the Hospital for Special Care's Autism Super Hero campaign.

David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Washington correspondent, shares the latest update from DC.

State Comptroller Kevin Lembo announced Wednesday that his office has reached a contract agreement with CVS Caremark, the state’s pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), that changes the paradigm of how pharmacy benefits are managed and establishes one of the most innovative and transparent pharmacy benefits contracts in the nation. Learn more.

Bob Stefanowski, former candidate for governor, discusses his opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal: Connecticut’s blue politicians are spilling an ocean of red ink.

Joe DeLong, Connecticut Conference of Municipalities Executive Director, says the debate over sharing teacher pension costs with towns isn't over. As outlined in a recent story at CT Mirror, just because municipalities dodged the bullet this year, they may still have to pay in the future.

Dr. Orphe Divounguy, chief economist at the Illinois Policy Institute, explains how Connecticut’s "tax on the rich" ended in middle-class tax hikes, lost jobs, and more poverty.

Alex Johnson, President/CEO of Capital Workforce Partners, looks at the skills gap. What could the state be doing to further support Workforce Development?

Chris Powell, columnist with the Journal Inquirer, explains how Connecticut Senators are aiming to nullify the Second Amendment.

James Bergenn, partner with Shipman Goodwin, looks at the case of the Supreme Court throwing out the 1989 murder convictions of two New Milford men. Plus, Bergenn shares an update on the Dulos case.