Rallies are scheduled Thursday in Bridgeport and Hartford to commemorate the one year mark since Hurricane Maria devastated the island of Puerto Rico. But, the Hartford event is facing a bit of an administrative obstacle.

This election cycle has been perilous for many Democratic incumbents in Congress. Just look at the primary losses of ten-term U.S. Reps. Michael Capuano and Joseph Crowley next door in Massachusetts and New York. Yet members of Connecticut's all-Democratic congressional delegation are well on their way to being re-elected. The one exception is U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty who dropped her bid for a third term due to a singular scandal .

Advanced Placement test scores continue to rise in Connecticut, as does the number of students taking them.

It may have been a battle on the big stage between Republican Bob Stefanowski and Democrat Ned Lamont in their second gubernatorial debate Monday, but the candidates weren’t the only ones going after one another.

Hector Marrero is beginning to understand the difference between a career and a job. The 21-year-old Hartford native had abandoned high school, adult education and other job-course programs.

The country watched Hurricane Florence pummel communities across the Carolinas this week, leaving flooding, destruction, and death in its path. This hour we ask New York Times climate reporter Kendra Pierre-Louis --is climate change causing these devastating storms to become more common?

There's a mostly forgotten story by the mostly forgotten sci-fi writer, R.A. Lafferty. It's called, "What's The Name of That Town." We meet a team of scientists and an amusing sentiant computer examining clues that suggested something existed once upon a time and has now been erased. It turns out to be the city of Chicago which has been obliterated in an accident so traumatic that the city's existence has been wiped from all records and from peoples actual memories. It's a brilliant story on a

Today, we have no guests. We want to hear from you. We canceled our previously planned show so we could dedicate the entire hour to understanding how you are feeling about the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

Advanced Placement or AP test scores continue to rise in Connecticut, as does the number of students taking them. According to figures announced by the state Department of Education, 5% more students took AP exams in the 2017-2018 school year than the year before. Students of color did particularly well, with double-digit gains in both the number of students taking AP exams and the number of them that scored a 3, 4, or 5 on the exams. The numbers did not take into account how many students

Three Merrimack Valley , Massachusetts neighborhoods were marred by natural gas explosions Thursday, in an incident that left one dead and several others injured. This hour, we take an in-depth look at what happened and consider the likelihood that a similar situation could unfold here in Connecticut. Later, we learn why some local residents and advocates are airing their grievances against Veyo , the company contracted to provide non-emergency transportation to adults and children on Medicaid.