Tricia George, Teen Services Director and resident Google Authority with Hartford Public Library, previews a new Google event. Google will kick off its Grow With Google Connecticut initiative with an event on Monday, February 11th at Hartford Public Library’s Albany Library. Get all the details...

There won't be many games at any level this year more intense than Albertus Magnus vs. University of Saint Joseph last night. Blue Jays' Coach Jim Calhoun recaps the game and offers his insight on how his kids played. Up next for USJ: the Blue Jays face Regis on February 16th at 1pm.

This Coach Calhoun check-in is brought to you by the Hartford law firm of Riscassi and Davis.

Lt. Gov Susan Bysiewicz shares her experience during the first month in office. Bysiewicz also explains the crucial importance of the 2020 Census, and her aspirational goal to make community colleges free.

Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, explains why he feels it's hypocritical for Connecticut's tribes to complain about someone else's political influence... their casino monopoly doesn't cover political pull.

John Erlingheuser, AARP Connecticut advocacy director, talks third-party utility suppliers. After nearly two decades of implementing legislative and regulatory policies, it is time to provide consumers with the ultimate protection from the confusing – often abusive and illegal – marketing tactics of third-party electric suppliers.

Mayor Laura R. Hoydick of Stratford is here for Mayor Monday.

Steve Wolfberg, Principal, Chief Creative & Growth Officer for Conin has a recap of this year's Super Bowl commercials.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst, asks does who wins the Super Bowl really have an impact on the market, or is that a myth? Plus, why we saw a job gain in the labor market, even in spite of the Federal government shutdown.

Elaine Laydon, a Registered Nurse and Manager of Clinical Education for Masonicare, explains how the flu disproportionately impacts the older population; Elaine also offers advice to seniors and their families on how to prevent it.

William Tong, Attorney General, discusses the opioid lawsuit and addresses the story on CT Post, “Tong pushing state’s Purdue Pharma opioid inquiry to pharmacy suppliers.”