Dean Marchessault, President and CEO of American Eagle Financial Credit Union, talks American Eagle’s new branch in Avon. Opened on April 15th, the official ribbon cutting takes place on April 24th.

Ken Beausoleil, First Selectman of Thompson, joins us for Mayor Monday.

David Cadden, Professor Emeritus of Entreprenurship and Strategy in the School of Business at Quinnipiac University, discusses Stop & Shop’s announcement that it has reached a tentative agreement to end the strike.

Alissa DeJonge, VP of Research at the Connecticut Economic Resource Center, talks about the latest consumer confidence survey.

Rabbi Yosef Wolvovsky of the Harold Rothstein Chabad Jewish Center talks the start of Passover.

Christine Stuart, CTNewsJunkie, looks at Day 100 of the Lamont administration. At Day 100, tolls are still Lamont’s focus. Meanwhile, supporters are pushing to get paid family and medical leave over the finish line.

Ken Gosselin, Business Writer Hartford Courant, looks at the future of Interstate 84 in the Capital City. A new vision to replace the I-84 viaduct could drastically change the look and feel of downtown Hartford.

David Lightman, national political correspondent and congressional reporter for McClatchy Newspapers, shares an update from Washington DC the morning after a partially-redacted version of the Mueller Report was released to the public.

State Comptroller Kevin Lembo answers whether the state budget still has a surplus. Plus, where are we on a public option health care plan?

Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie of The Catholic Association discusses what the fire at Notre Dame means for Catholics worldwide, and for Western civilization.