CT Examiner Editor-in-Chief Gregory Stroud is joined by Associate Editor Liana Teixeira and reporters Charlotte Harvey, Luke Feeney and Ally LeMaster for a roundup of the week's news across Connecticut including stories on birthright citizenship, part-time legislators, and the state's reluctant release of a video showing J'Allen Jones' death a Garner Correctional Institute.

Arts Editor Robin Breeding has a roundup of the week's events.

Editor's note: This story has been corrected to reflect that Attorney General William Tong did not address the issue of denaturalization, as suggestion in the original broadcast of this episode.

Jay’Mi Vazquez and Solé Scott from Southern Connecticut State University and Karla Perez from the University of Connecticut, join host Brian Scott Smith to talk about their award-winning stories in this month's edition of Bylines New Voices -- powered by CT Examiner.They were joined by SCSU Professor Jodie Gil.

CT Examiner Editor-in-Chief Gregory Stroud is joined by Associate Editor Liana Tiexiera, reporters Charlotte Harvey, Luke Feeney and Eric Obernauer, and Arts Editor Robin Breeding has her weekly calendar of events.

CT Examiner Editor-in-Chief Gregory Stroud is joined by Associate Editor Liana Tiexiera, Arts Editor Robin Breeding and reporters Ally LeMaster, Eric Obernauer and Luke Feeney for this week's edition of CT Examiner Weekly.

Co-Host Brian Scott-Smith and CT Examiner Editor-in-Chief Gregory Stroud talk to Andy Thibault, a contributing editor to CT Examiner and co-author of You Thought It Was More: New Adventures of the World's Greatest Counterfeiter, and Larry Henry, former political editor at the Las Vegas Sun and a recognized authority on organized crime, now senior reporter for Gambling.com, about counterfeiter Louis "The Coin" Colavecchio.

Colavecchio pulled off a multimillion-dollar scam after perfecting the art of producing undetectable fake slot machine tokens.

They are joined by CT Examiner reporter Ally LeMaster.

CT Examiner Editor-in-Chief Gregory Stroud is joined by reporters Luke Feeney, Charlotte Harvey and Ally LeMaster for a roundtable of the week's news in Connecticut.

CT Examiner Editor-in-Chief Gregory Stroud and Brian Scott-Smith host a roundtable with reporters Luke Feeney and Ally LeMaster, Eric Obernauer and Arts Editor Robin Breeding.Here are the week's stories:

1. President Donald Trump was the keynote speaker at the Coast Guard Academy’s commencement in New London recently, delivering a nearly hourlong speech in the blistering midday heat.

It was the presidents first time visiting the state in his second term, coming right after his justice department launched two separate legal efforts against the state. I’m reporter.

2. From hallway fights to other forms of school violence, many teachers say student misbehavior and disruption is out of control. We’ll discuss why many teachers say lack of discipline is making it harder than ever for them to maintain order and do what they were trained to do: teach.

3. Amtrak is finally beginning a two-year study with huge implications for Connecticut and Rhode Island. The rail service wants to determine the best place to locate a high-speed rail line connecting New Haven and Providence. But who really wants it? Several communities don't.

An interview with students Avery Martin (Southern), Valentina Toro (Southern) and Bridget Bronsdon (UConn) about "solutions journalism."

Bylines New Voices is hosted by Brian Scott-Smith with student journalists from college and university programs across Connecticut.

An interview with Julia Gillego, a UConn journalism student about her audio report called "The Age of AI," covering AI and students.Bylines New Voices is hosted by Brian Scott-Smith with student journalists from college and university programs across Connecticut.

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CT Examiner Editor-in-Chief Gregory Stroud and Brian Scott-Smith host a roundtable with reporters Ally LeMaster, Luke Feeney and Nick Sambides, and Arts Editor Robin Breeding.

Here are the stories:

1. In a short legislative session before an election, lawmakers are trying to push bills through at a rapid pace. But local lobstermen say a provision tucked into a wide-ranging labor bill could kill their industry, which has suffered for decades.

2. A bill that could have widespread impacts on Connecticut’s cannabis market passed the state House and Senate during the last week of the legislative session with a few changes voted on by state lawmakers. But what are those changes? And what is the future of the bill?

3. Connecticut Congressman John Larson has been something of an institution, having served the first district for 28 years. Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin is a comparative newcomer. So how did Bronin wrestle the nomination away from Larson?