The final debate in this year's race for governor is in the rearview mirror. What did we learn Tuesday night, and what should Ned Lamont and Bob Stefanowski be most worried about before polls open just six days from now? Should it be: Reaching out to those favoring Oz Griebel? A Quinnipiac Poll released Oct. 30 found 7 percent of likely voters support their unaffiliated rival. Of that group, more than half said they might jump ship at the last moment. In a close race, Griebel breakaways could

There's a set of steps and a big stone fireplace sitting in the middle of the woods where I used to walk my dog. I can envision the family living in the house that was part of the neighborhood that got washed away when the Farmington River overflowed its banks in 1955. My exploration led me to the origin of those steps.

The plan was to attach Oz Griebel to a cable and then lower him onto the stage, to make it look he was wearing a jetpack and flying around. Jim Foye remembered asking Griebel to do it.

This hour, we sit down with AMiGo Constitution Party candidate Mark Stewart . Who is Stewart? And why is he campaigning to become Connecticut's next governor? This hour, we find out and we also hear from you.

The polling industry is seeking to regain public confidence after the 2016 election. Will the advent of live polling, like what's being done by The Upshot at The New York Times , rejuvenate enthusiasm or trust in poll results? What about the Political Atlas and its incorporation of opinions expressed on social media?

Eleven are dead and six others injured after a gunman opened fire Saturday inside a Pittsburgh synagogue. What drove this violent act? And how have members of the interfaith community responded in its aftermath? This hour, we find out and we also hear from you.

Jewish congregations around Connecticut struggled this weekend to absorb the news out of Pittsburgh. Several communities held candlelight vigils to remember those killed in a mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue. Those tending their congregations had to decide too how to address the tragedy -- particularly how to speak to children.

It was the summer of 1976, and Will Hunter was living with a group of 20-somethings in farmhouse. Well, calling it a farmhouse might not be completely accurate.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging a legislative raid of money set aside to make homes and businesses more energy efficient. It’s a decision viewed as a setback for environmentalists and energy contractors in the state.

In terms of box office, 2017 was the biggest year in the history of horror cinema . One wonders: Why? And then this year has brought us Hereditary , A Quiet Place , and now Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House . This hour: a look at our current horror through the lens of our current horror.