Connecticut’s top insect expert is banking on more rain, and a fungus, to knock back populations of gypsy moths. For the past two years, those hungry pests have plagued Connecticut’s trees.

Listen live on Wednesday at 1:00 pm. Every year, we do a Song of the Summer show. It always makes people angry. There is no evidence that it has ever made people happy. A lot of it has to do with the way we define the term.

The Secretary of Health and Human Services said new data showing people dropping out of coverage under the Affordable Care Act is proof government should step back from health care. But the head of Connecticut’s health care exchange begged to differ.

This hour, we pull apart Attorney General Jeff Sessions's testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee .

TiVo. AdBlock. Ad-free subscription options. Cord cutting. The death of print. There seem to be a lot of signals pointing toward the end of an industry.

Hartford is inching closer and closer to insolvency — at a time when Connecticut is facing a fiscal crisis of its own. This hour, we talk about the B word. Without the state to lean on, could Hartford file for bankruptcy?

In 2075, Florida and New Orleans are under water, South Carolina is under quarantine, and America is fighting a bloody and brutal Second American Civil War over the continued use of fossil fuels. This is where American War , ​a new novel by Omar El Akkad begins.

He is no longer just the “junior senator from Connecticut.” Since joining the U.S. Senate in 2013, Democrat Chris Murphy has expanded his profile on the national stage. This hour, we sit down with the U.S. senator. We dive into Washington politics and tackle the issues he thinks are most relevant to Connecticut residents.

The long-running Sheff vs. O’Neill school desegregation case heads back to court this week.

A resolution to change the state constitution has stalled in the legislature. It would modify how the state transfers public lands, but needs to jump through some legislative hoops before appearing as a ballot question for voters.