Republican candidate for Governor Erin Stewart was excluded from the GOP debate in her hometown. Only declared candidates who have raised at least $175,000 are eligible to participate in the GOP’s fourth debate, and while she made her campaign official last month, Stewart still hasn’t raised enough money. She has raised just over $105,000.

Warren Schaeffer, Manager of the Hartford Yard Goats,

Christine Stuart of CTNewsJunkie.com

Lt. Jim Gosselin of the Berlin Police Department says "Put Your Phone Away or Get Ready to Pay." Law enforcement to apprehend distracted drivers with the U Drive. U Text. U Pay enforcement campaign.

Tekisha Dwan Everette, President, Hartford Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc, explains how Martin Luther King's legacy lives on, and looks at his impact then and now, and how he is still impacting society.

Bronson Starsiak, Co-Founder and President of SKORE - Students Keen on Recycling Equipment, delivered 20 boxes of donated sports equipment on March 24th to Nicole Porter, Operations Manager for Athletics at Hartford Public Schools

Ana Radelat, Washington Correspondent for CT Mirror.org, talks about Rep. Elizabeth Esty, who on Monday asked the House Ethics Committee to determine if there was any “wrongdoing” in how she handled the firing of a chief-of-staff who has been accused of abusing and harassing members of her staff.

Chris Powell of the Journal Inquirer says on the Congressional scale, Esty's hypocrisy is small. If believing in something signifies having considered an issue deeply, most members of Congress don't believe in much of anything, since most political representation these days is just a matter of ascertaining what constituents want to hear and spewing it back at them.

Jack Healy, P.E. Acting Town Manager/Director of Public Works for the town of Berlin.

Russell Blair, reporter on The Courant's metro desk, with a focus on politics, looks at the top Democrat in the Connecticut senate calling on Elizabeth Esty to resign.