Patrick Sasser, co-founder of NOTOLLSCT.org describes his disappointment in Gov. Ned Lamont's decision to flip-flop on his campaign promise to only toll tractor trailers, and not passenger vehicles. Sasser's website details the 82 tolls planned throughout the state, according to the latest from the Department of Transportation.

Deputy Director and General Counsel of CABE (Connecticut Association of Boards of Education) discusses school district consolidation, a cost-saving proposal that has sparked discussion at the capitol.

Christine Stuart, CTNewsJunkie, explains why Gov. Lamont’s relationship with hospitals is facing its first test.

Men's basketball coach for the University of Saint Joseph Jim Calhoun shares a preview of their last regular season game this Saturday against Regis at 1pm. Pregame on WTIC at 12:45pm.

Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, appreciated that Gov. Ned Lamont mentioning the problem of fixed costs in the state budget. But will he do anything to change the problem?

Yvonne Bruno from Bruno & Associates discusses tax filing and prep this season. With all the tax law changes, what should people be aware of when filing their taxes this year? What changes can we take advantage of?

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst, talks tax refunds. Lots of people filing are being tripped up by getting lower than anticipated tax returns. Here's the thing-- many of us might have received that money already, throughout the year. Learn more about the relationship between low tax brackets and low refunds.

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Unlike the Boy Scouts, who expressed their plan to start accepting girls in 2018, the Girl Scouts have no plans to go co-ed. Mary Barneby, Chief Executive Officer for Girl Scouts of Connecticut, explains why, in spite of this, the Girl Scouts can still do anything the Boy Scouts do.

Kenneth Long, PH.D, Professor of History and Political Science, discusses Howard Schultz's plan to run for president. Schultz was Chairman and CEO of Starbucks, and is considering running as a third party candidate for president in 2020. Is America ready for another businessman in the Oval Office? Dr. Long shares his thoughts on Schultz's viability as a candidate.

Bruce Mandell, owner of Hartford Athletic, shares an update on Dillon Stadium. Learn about the two distinct sides of the Dillon Stadium experience, the community events which will make their home at the stadium, and more. Hartford Athletic's season begins in March, their first home game will take place in May. Dillon Stadium should be on track to be open by then, but if not the team may play a game or two at Rentschler Field.