Morgan talks with Retired State Police Lieutenant Paul Vance concerning the Waterbury captive case. He also provides an update on the record-shattering UConn HuskyTHON 2025.

Morgan reviews the Inaugural Connecticut Governor's Award of Excellence to Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards. Special guests include former music producer/manager Michael Freidman and Weston First Selectwoman Samantha Nester.

Farmer Joe Defrancesco of Farmer Joe's Gardens in Wallingford is getting ready for its annual Rent the Chicken program. The opening news segment touched on a new energy report in CT and a retired priest's analysis on Pope Francis' condition.

One UConn nutrition professor is concerned that college athletes don't know what should be on their plates. Morgan also sat down with some UConn students to get their thoughts on the upcoming HuskyTHON.

Lucy Walker, from the Shepaug Dam Bald Eagles site in Southbury, discusses the state of Bald Eagles in Connecticut. Morgan's opening news segment includes a quest to find living WWII vets in Connecticut ahead of a special ceremony in May.

Connecticut-based matchmaker Jill Dunn returns to discuss trends and tips for singles looking to date in 2025. The opening news segment touches on aviation safety concerns and a local mental health clinic that is launching programs for adults.

Bob Steele's eldest son, Former Congressman Robert H. Steele (R-CT-02) and Former 1974 Gubernatorial Candidate, remembers his father's life at home and behind the mic.

Susie McGuire explains why the Poop Museum is making a large return in February in Connecticut.

Bowzer is calling his 23rd and final "Rock 'N' Doo Wop Party" at the Mohegan Sun Arena on Sunday, January 19, 2025, as "The Final Chapter."

Local parachute historian Peter Lynch highlights the importance of early parachuting in Connecticut and the United States, with a focus on the contributions of Oxford native Adeline Gray.