Steve Cassano, State 4th Senate District, talks the amount raised by PAC targeting Democratic state Senate candidates.

Maureen and Alex Chrysoulakis discuss Alex’s Avengers. Alex was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) in 2013 when he was 8 years old. Alex and his family have raised tens of thousands of dollars for Type 1 research through their walk team (Alex’s Avengers). November is Diabetes Awareness Month.

Diana Sousa, Director Marketing and Communications University of Saint Joseph is here.

Deb Poulan, Senior Director of Policy and Outreach for the Community Health Center Association of CT, talks open enrolment for health insurance, which starts November 1st.

Christine Stuart, CTNewsJunkie, recaps last night's dinner gubernatorial debate.

William Youell, Director of Statewide Emergency Telecommunications, talks about the rollout of the Connecticut's Text-to-911 service, and shares details on how to Text 911 if ever necessary.

Max Reiss, Political Reporter at NBC 30, discusses the final gubernatorial debate. Tonight is the final debate before the election... what should the candidates' final message be?

Luke Frey, Communications Manager Better Business Bureau Serving Connecticut, says political scams are expected to increase as the U.S. mid-term election nears.

Chris Powell, columnist with Journal Inquirer looks at our fascination with ancestry, which may hint at an emptiness inside. Plus, commuters already pay sympathy for the devil.

Katherine Reynolds Lewis, author of “The Good News About Bad Behavior” talks a new and surprising problem has quietly been developing in the current generation of children: they are out of control. Katherine will give two targeted talks tonight October 25th-- one for Educators at 4pm, and one for Parents and Caregivers at 7pm.