CT Insider's Jordan Fenster talks about his latest piece as most federal workers here in Connecticut are still working and still getting paid during the government shutdown.

CABE Executive Director Patrice McCarthy and President Leonard Lockhart talk about CT Public Schools and how kids face challenges with AI, attendance and more.

The Winding Hills Music Festival has something for everyone! Bill Clark and Scott Brown run the show and they tell us what we all can expect next weekend!

WTNH Capital Report's Mike Cerulli joins us to discuss the latest in the Kosta Diamantis case.

WTNH Anchor Dennis House won an award at last night's CBA Awards. His wife also joined the CBA Hall of Fame. Dennis joins us to discuss a big family night in Southington.

Ozzie Palomo of Chartwell Strategy talks about the latest impacts and what future impacts may come from the government shutdown.

Perrot memorial Library presents, "How did he Get the Shot? Discussion and Q & A with Photographer Neil Vigdor Oct 15th at 7pm. Neil covered Connecticut and national politics for The Hartford Courant and Hearst.

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Christy Kovel, Director of Public Policy for the Alzheimer's Association CT Chapter talks about the Three remaining Walk to END ALZHEIMER'S October 18 Central Walk at Rockwell Park in Bristol October 19 Greater Hartford Walk at Rentschler Field October 26 Fairfield County Walk at Sherwood Island State Park in Westport. Along with, wat is the latest news about a blood test as a tool to test for Alzheimer's? Why is it important to get an early diagnosis?

Greg Bordanaro, Editor Hartford Business Journal. Re: talk about a key vote by UConn's board on Friday to approve UConn Health's purchase of Waterbury hospital and how this is a key step in ending the Prospect Medical bankruptcy case; the gloomy outlook of CT manufacturers in the face of tariffs, labor shortages, etc. The city of Hartford's efforts to crackdown on problem landlords and blighted properties. We also talk about changes in CPA requirements to try to address a workforce shortage in the accounting industry.

Mark Pazniokas, Capitol Bureau Chief and a co-founder of CT Mirror talks about what a Lamont 3rd term would look like if he decides to run and what the competition would be from outside and inside his own party.