Dr. Howard Stoffer, Associate Professor, National Security Department Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences at the University of New Haven, talks the latest developments out of North Korea. 

Rep Tony Guerrera, co-chair of the legislature’s Transportation Committee, discusses the DOT projects getting put on hold.

State Senator Joe Markley represents the 16th Senatorial District, which includes the towns of Cheshire, Prospect, Southington, Wolcott and Waterbury. 

Raising taxes and increasing state spending didn’t work the first time Dannel Malloy was confronted with a budget crisis. So naturally, he tried the same thing twice more. Markley offers his perspective.

Jordan Goodman, “America's Money Answers Man,” says heightened tensions between the US and North Korea have not been factored into most Americans' economic and investing decisions, but that is about to change dramatically.

Dr. James Ocampo, a primary care doctor with ProHealth Physicians in Connecticut, talks about the harmful interactions that may occur when taking multiple prescription drugs, over the-counter medications, vitamins or herbal supplements. Adverse drug reactions (ADR) are a significant public health issue that in many cases can be avoided.

Sharon Pope, Of Counsel to CzepigaDalyPope and to Special Counsel to the Special Needs and Disability Planning department, joins Ray.

Sen Len Fasano, Senate Republican President Pro Tempore, discusses the study in which Connecticut ranked among the top states to move from.

Bloomfield Public Schools Superintendent Dr. James Thompson, Jr. was named the 2017-18 CT Superintendent of the Year (awarded by the CT Association of Public School Superintendents; aka CAPSS).

Dr Howard Stoffer, Associate Professor. National Security Department Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences, University of New Haven, says there is a lot of troubling news coming out of Iran... Is it all warranted? 

Carol Platt Liebau, President of the Yankee Institute, talks the new year for the state, and recaps 2017.