U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, state Agriculture Commission Steven Reviczky, and Trifecta Ecocystems CEO Spencer Curry tell the Morning Record about ways Congress can change the federal farm bill to benefit Connecticut. The farm bill expires in September, and Murphy will be seeking input from Connecticut farmers and residents.

On the Record: HS Hockey Podcast, Episode 4, featuring Lyman Hall head coach Richie Minnix and RJ web producer Pete Paguaga.

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On the Record: HS Hockey Podcast, Episode 4, featuring Lyman Hall head coach Richie Minnix and RJ web producer Pete Paguaga.

Winter by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy announced Wednesday his intention to postpone $4.3 billion in transportation funding. Staff writer Mary Ellen Godin joins the Morning Record Podcast to explain why, and to discuss the impact on local projects.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy announced Wednesday his intention to postpone $4.3 billion in transportation funding. Staff writer Mary Ellen Godin joins the Morning Record Podcast to explain why, and to discuss the impact on local projects.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy announced Tuesday that he will propose a ban on bump stocks and other "rate of fire enhancements." Today's Morning Record presents the audio from his press conference.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy announced Tuesday that he will propose a ban on bump stocks and other "rate of fire enhancements." Today's Morning Record presents the audio from his press conference.

Staff writers Jesse Buchanan and Matt Zabierek join the Morning Record to talk about the budget pictures in some of the area towns.

Staff writers Jesse Buchanan and Matt Zabierek join the Morning Record to talk about the budget pictures in some of the area towns.

Organizations helping Puerto Rican evacuees who have come to Connecticut since Hurricane Maria have seen their state aid cut from the current budget. Staff writer Mary Ellen Godin joins the Morning Record to explain how those organizations are responding, and what this means for the surrounding communities.