Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz discusses 2020 Census efforts. This Census not only affects the number of representatives Connecticut has in Congress, it also impacts nearly $11 billion in federal funding that comes to the state. For every person the Census undercounts, the state loses $2,900... which is why the Census is a very big deal. Lt. Governor Bysiewicz explains the Census process, developments new to the 2020 Census, and where we stand with the recent proposal to ask about citizenship on the Census.

Mark Ojakian, Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) President, shares the latest on tuition increases at Connecticut's regional universities. Under the adopted structure, tuition for CSU students will increase by 5 percent, while mandatory university fees will be held flat and room fee increases will be capped at 2.5 percent.

Joe Cooper, Web Editor with Hartford Business Journal, explains the case for rebranding Connecticut. As the tourism industry pushes for more funding, some advocates say it's time to rebrand state, again.

Dr. Virginia Bieluch, Chief, Infectious Diseases at The Hospital of Central Connecticut, talks the return of measles. According to the CDC, there have been more measles cases in the US in first three months of 2019 than in all of 2018. Why is this disease seemingly on the rise?

Ed Grocholski, Senior Vice President of Brand at Junior Achievement USA, discusses the new survey that shows more than one-third of teens don't expect to be financially independent of their parents by age 30.

Daniel Laffin, CPRW Veteran Business Services, Western Connecticut CT Department of Labor, shares a preview of the 15th Annual Heroes 4 Hire Veterans Career Fair, taking place Tuesday April 9th at Rentschler Field Ball Room in East Hartford. Get more details on the largest Career Fair in Connecticut: https://www.easthartfordct.gov/veterans-commission/news/heroes-for-hire-job-fair

Chris Powell, Journal Inquirer Columnist, says legislators need to set the age of majority, then get out of the way. It seems odd to Chris that the same lawmakers would propose raising the age to buy tobacco products one day, then push for the age to vote the next. We discuss.

First Selectman Art Shilosky of Colchester joins us for Mayor Monday.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst and host of Jill on Money, looks at President Trump's threat to close the border with mexico, and what potential impact that could have on the markets. The U.S. does a lot of trade with Mexico, and yet the markets are still pointed higher since Trump issued the threat. Jill shares her thoughts as to why. Jill On Money is brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon.

Beau Doherty, President Special Olympics Connecticut, discusses the Trump administration's proposed cut to Special Olympics. Trump now says he will not make cuts to the program.