Ted Taylor, President of Sportech, talks the latest updates on sports gambling in Connecticut.

Steve Changaris, Executive Director of the Northeast chapter of the National Waste & Recycling Association (NWRA), discusses a bill NWRA is opposing this year-- House Bill 7295-- an act concerning recycling plans for paper and packaging, and establishing certain municipal solid waste management goals.

David Lightman, national political correspondent and congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers, looks at the latest from Washington DC.

Sen Len Fasano, Senate Republican President Pro Tempore, weighs in on the state budget debate.

Tom DeVitto, Chief Marketing Officer of BlumShapiro and co-founder of the JA Career Walk, discusses the Walk which takes place tomorrow. Get all the details.

Tony Sheridan is president and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut and chairman of the Connecticut Airport Authority Board of Directors. One of the first non-government officials to come out in support of tolls, Sheridan elaborates on his opinion piece on CtMirror.org, where he said tolls are needed to keep Connecticut’s economy rolling, because commerce and tourism rely on an efficient transportation system.

Jimmy Nielsen, Head Coach of Hartford Athletic, talks the 2019 home opener. Hartford Athletic will play its first home game of the season at Rentschler Field this Saturday May 4th.

Senator Mae Flexer, Deputy President Pro Tempore & Federal Relations Liaison, looks at the early voting amendment proposal.

Greg Bordonaro, Editor of Hartford Business Journal, asks is Hartford becoming a tech center?

Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, says Connecticut's gun control charade just camouflages catastrophe.