State Senator

President of Manchester Road Race

Computer Talk with TAB host Erik Semmel looks at the changes made to Net Neutrality. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai has said he wants to reverse Obama-era rules that prevent internet service providers from speeding or slowing the delivery of specific content. Is this good or bad? How does it affect us?

State Comptroller Kevin Lembo talks the Anthem-Hartford agreement, the state budget, and net neutrality.

DEEP Environmental Analyst Sherill Baldwin explains recycling. What is supposed to be thrown in the recycle bin and what should not be?

Manchester Road Race Director Jim Balcome talks the last day to register online for the Manchester Road Race. 

Chris Powell, managing editor of the Journal Inquirer, wants to know-- Is there no room in prison for the state's incorrigibles?

Sen Len Fasano, Senate Republican President Pro Tempore, looks at Gov. Malloy's cuts to municipal aid.  Legislators and local leaders are not happy with the decision.

Betsy Gara, Executive Director of the Connecticut Council of Small Towns, says “It’s certainly frustrating for towns to hear that — just a few weeks after the state budget was finalized —  they (towns) are facing additional cuts.” Learn more.

CBIA Economist Pete Gioia explains why the latest jobs report puts the focus on workforce development.