Ana Serafin, Senior Director, Media Relations National Retail Federation, says the holiday season is about to start... Get ready!

Major JR Fritsch, the Greater Hartford officer with Salvation Army, is looking for Volunteer Bell Ringers-- individuals, church groups, corporations, team captains-- and competitions between departments. WTIC's Holiday Store starts December 7th in Glastonbury.

Jenna Carlesso covers Hartford City Hall and politics for The Courant. Former Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez is fighting to keep pension in a long-running court battle. And the Hartford Council will consider a plan to more closely regulate drones by law enforcement

CTMirror Capitol Corespondant Mark Pazniokas says the dust has settled from election day, finally... what happened and why?

Connecticut State Colleges and Universities President Mark Ojakian has a warning to Governor-elect Ned Lamont, that declining enrollment and diminishing support from the state is threatening educational quality for students.

Craig Jordan, Veterans Coordinator Goodwin College, talks the volunteer committee working to bring The Fallen Star Memorial to Connecticut, specifically to East Hartford at Goodwin College. The official groundbreaking ceremony and introduction of the sculptor will be held at Goodwin College, One Riverside Drive in East Hartford on Saturday, Nov 17th at 1pm.

Coach Jim Calhoun. Coach talks about starting the season 2-0 and previews this upcoming game Saturday at 5:15 against Green Mountain. Brought to you by The Hartford Law firm of RisCassi and Davis.

David Griggs, CEO of the MetroHartford Alliance, discusses the Alliance's new direction focusing on economic development and a revival of the Hartford Chamber.

Pete Rappoccio is owner and Founder of Sign Pro, Connecticut’s leading signage company and has done business in Connecticut for nearly 30 years, located in Southington.  What does it take for a local company to succeed in this state and do it going green? Rappoccio talks about Sign Pro's recent decision to go 100% carbon neutral by installing a locally produced solar installation on the roof of our 40,000 square foot headquarters, which is noticeable to people along I-84 in the Plantsville section of Southington. Working with two Connecticut-based companies-- Smart Roofs Solar of Newtown and Greenworks Lending of Darien-- they have installed a 293 kilowatt solar array on their roof, made up of 890 panels.

Sean Spicer, former White House Press Secretary and host of the “Everything’s Going to be All Right” Podcast on RADIO.COM discusses Jim Acosta, Jeff Sessions, the midterm results, and Tucker Carlson.