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. 

A partner in a Seattle-area intellectual property law firm, Richard Twilley lives in Glastonbury and shares insight on why Connecticut isn’t Metro Seattle (hint: taxes), based on his piece in the Courant.

Congressman Joe Courtney discusses the crumbling foundations testing money going elsewhere.

David Walker is one of the many Republican candidates running for the state's highest office.

Christine Stuart of CT News Junkie shares more on crumbling foundations... and homeowners' insurance.

State Rep Melissa Ziobron talks minimum wage, and the statement "The Connecticut Money Tree shriveled up and died."

Bill Curry, a former advisor to President Bill Clinton, has emerged as one of the Democratic Party's strongest internal critics, and discusses corruption in politics.