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Congressman John Larson talks about the Social Security Subcommittee Hearing on Protecting and Improving Social Security: Enhancing Social Security to Strengthen the Middle Class.

Matt Pilon, News Editor for The Hartford Business Journal, discusses his pieces on Millstone and also recycling.

St. Patrick's Day is right around the corner, and nothing is better than some good corned beef on rye! Highland Park Market's Tim Devanney invites us to come in and see why customers say, “Nobody Does It Better Than Highland Park!”

Tolls are a very big subject in the state right now, so Gov Ned Lamont and Commissioner Joseph Giulietti from the DOT talk about some of the facts and myths about the proposals.

Celebrating the opening of two new schools, Dr. Steve Perry discusses the My Child My Choice campaign, which aims to connect with parents across the spectrum and promote the understanding that education is for the public. My Child My Choice gives parents the opportunity to choose the best school for their kids, regardless of their economic circumstances or where they live. Learn more.

This past season saw the University of Saint Joseph debut a Men's Basketball program, with Hall of Famer Jim Calhoun as their coach. Two people that have been following the entire season closely are John Minton and Dan Lindberg, the producers of ESPN's E:60 The Calhoun Project, which documents Jim Calhoun's return to college basketball. The series premieres Sunday at 9am... get a preview of the documentary.

Neil Vigdor covers politics for The Courant looks at municipalities' resistance to tolls. Stamford officials have adopted an anti-toll resolution, opposing the installation of high-speed tolls of any kind. How does this affect the state legislature’s Transportation Committee regarding toll legislation?

Jenn Matos, Executive Director of the Noah Webster House, previews the Connecticut Spelling Bee. Saturday, March 9th at 9:30am, the state's top spellers compete in the Connecticut Spelling Bee. The winner will represent Connecticut at Scripps National Spelling Bee in May.

Chris Powell,columnist for the Journal Inquirer, says more dope and gambling refutes the government's concern for health.