Howard Schwartz, Executive Communications Director, Better Business Bureau® Serving Connecticut talks smart security. The Connecticut BBB recommends smart device users implement stronger security measures than ever before. Your personal and financial information is at risk as cyber thieves focus on mobile phones.

1st District Congressman John Larson sits down for a Q&A with Ray Dunaway.

Dr Juan Salazar, Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs for CT Children's Medical Center, was recently appointed to the Tick-Borne Disease Working Group by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Dr. Salazar explains what this appointment means.

Neil Vigdor, political reporter for The Hartford Courant, talks the Gubernatorial candidates shaing their personal lives on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Peter Lumaj is running for Governor of Connecticut in 2018, and he shares thoughts about the debt Connecticut has, and ways to recover from it. Lumaj is even willing to turn the Governor's Mansion into a State profit by selling it.

Betsy McCaughey, Ph.D, is a former Lt. Governor of New York State and author of Beating Obamacare, and currently a senior fellow at the London Center for Policy Research. Is foreign freeloading to blame for high drug prices?

Dr. Anthony Alessi, host of Healthy Rounds, looks at the latest developments in detecting concussions. The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved a long-awaited blood test to detect concussions in people and more quickly identify those with possible brain injuries.

Kerry Hannon, talks her piece in Real Clear Investigations, Robust D.C. Home Prices All About Federal Power, Power, Power.

Marc Scribner is a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. The White House is expected to announce a $200 billion infrastructure spending plan, with a focus on shortening the permitting process for construction, directing dollars to rural infrastructure, and workforce training. Competitive Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow Marc Scribner says that plan misdirects money on things that won’t fix real infrastructure problems.

Stephen Estes of Bully Breed Training, a company designed to train law enforcement and qualified civilians in basic and advanced firearms techniques, looks at the most recent school shooting in the Florida. What can we do to prepare people who find themselves in that type of situation? How do first responders test a situation like that?