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Dr Carlita Cotton: "Committed and I ain't tired yet." Born in segregated Alabama, Dr Cotton has turned her life's experiences into a tool to teach and unite all.

A candid conversation with Governor Lamont: Protest, Change, Reopen CT and a heartfelt message to residents.
Phase 2 of reopening Connecticut in the wake of the coronavirus is still about a week and a half away, but things are still changing.
The Phase 2 date was moved up from Saturday, June 20 to Wednesday, June 17 to work around Father's Day weekend.
Top health official and the Governor are watching the the protests and coronavirus spike across the nation and here in CT.

House and Senate Democrats on Monday are expected to unveil a sweeping package of police reforms in response to the death of George Floyd and other troubling encounters between African Americans and the police.

Connecticut Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz speaks about change and unity.

Attorney General Tong, speaks from the heart on George Floyd, racism, protests and change.

We interviewed Jamie Hughes, Relationship Manager for The Hometown Foundation, Inc. about the weekly Drive In at the Farmington Polo grounds! Friday June 5th and Friday June 12th - please bring pet supplies to help people and pets! Dog food, cat food, kitty litter, toys, treats and anything you can think of to help keep pets happy! You can drop off on the way in all safe and contactless!

Special Olympics Connecticut has had to adjust their Summer Games to a virtual event, so why not a Virtual Dance Party too! Hear how you can be a part of this event presented by Webster Bank!

Webster Bank is a Presenting sponsor for our Special Olympics Connecticut Virtual dance Party on all Connecticut iHeartRadio music stations Friday June 12, 2020 at 7pm

How Connecticut is Handling George Floyd, Protests and Covid 19. An interview with Spokesperson, Brian Foley, Assistant to the Commissioner of the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection.

Senator Blumenthal: A Call for Change. It's time. Today Renee DiNino spoke to Senator Blumenthal about the need for change in honor of George Floyd and all that have been needlessly murdered at the hands of brutality and racism.
This conversation is a part of a weekly update the Senator has been providing iHeartRadio in Connecticut. Topics also covered: Eviction notices will begin again today even though joblessness and economic stressors are still in place and plans to help the Connecticut economy.