Ana Radelat, Washington Correspondent with CT Mirror.org, discusses the Inspector General investigating Interior’s handling of the Connecticut tribes’ casino issue. Plus, new GOP and Dem budgets would still cut the Medicare Savings Program.

Dr. Virginia Bieluch, infectious disease specialist affiliated with Hartford Hospital and Hospital Of Central Connecticut, talks the Norovirus outbreak that sickened over 100 people at Western Connecticut State University. The virus can be transmitted from touching an infected surface or person and bringing your hand to your mouth, or by sharing contaminated items. Norovirus cannot be spread through the air. Learn more about this virus.

Chris Powell, Columnist with The Journal Inquirer, discusses the Governor congratulating himself on the failure of Juvenile Justice.

Mark Fitch, Investigative Reporter with Yankee Institute, explains how Hartford's recovery plan falls into deficit after three years, despite state debt payments.

Robert Tracinski of TracinskiLetter.com and contributor to the Federalist is here.

The Legislative Session is winding down... and tolls are a huge topic. Rep. Toni Boucher shares the latest news.

Joseph DeLong, Executive Director of CT Conference of Municipalities, discusses SB 278, and act concerning mental health care and wellness training, and suicide prevention for police officers.

The Honorable Dr. Bella Dinh Zarr, Board Member, National Transportation Safety Board, talks HB5161, AKA the Rear Seatbelt Bill.

Mayor Monday heads to Farmington, as Town Manager Kathleen A. Eagen and Economic Development Director Rose Ponte join the program.

Diana Sousa previews University of St Joseph's BioBlitz, a a 24-hour biological survey event with scientists, naturists, and fun and educational activites for kids and adults, all celebrating Earth Day.