"Connecticut Today" host Paul Pacelli welcomed Connecticut's Primary Day 2026 by wondering why so many Connecticut residents constantly vote for candidates who get very little done (00:29). ABC News law enforcement contributor and retired Senior Secret Service Agent Don Mihalek dropped by (14:50), along with columnist and blogger Meghan Portfolio (19:48)

Monday's "Connecticut Today" with host Paul Pacelli rolled into a new week looking at a plea to cities and towns from Gov. Ned Lamont for a pause in installing new automated license plate reader systems (00:25). We also chatted with ABC's News Digital Health and Science reporter Mary Kekatos (13:25), as well as columnist and blogger Terry Cowgill (16:34)

Host Paul Pacelli wrapped up another busy week on "Connecticut Today" wondering about Hamden state Rep. Josh Elliott's promise to arrest ICE officers and set up a legal defense fund for immigrants facing deportation, if he's elected Governor (00:31). We also welcomed ABC News correspondent Chris Boccia (13:56), Southington GOP state Sen. Rob Sampson (17:23), and former Bridgeport Democratic state Rep. Chris Caruso (24:48) to the show as well

Host Paul Pacelli highlighted news concerning big national increases in regular, daily use of marijuana as the lead story on Thursday's edition of "Connecticut Today" (00:44). We checked in with Stonington GOP state Rep. Greg Howard - who's also an active-duty police officer - regarding a controversial bill that could put local law enforcement officers in legal jeopardy during the current election season (13:11). ABC News reporter Alex Stone dropped by to chat about another disturbing artificial intelligence story (21:08), while former state Senate GOP Leader John McKinney was on board with his weekly update (24:05)

Host Paul Pacelli opened Wednesday's "Connecticut Today" with word that a couple of high-ranking Democratic state lawmakers are contemplating further regulations on those controversial automated license plate readers, or ALPR's (00:35). GOP state Sen. Dr. Jeff Gordon also weighed in on the ALPR controversy (14:31), while ABC's Diana Paulsen dropped by the talk about the previous night's big primaries (21:25). Finally, we welcomed Hearst Connecticut Media's Dan Haar with his weekly update (25:38)

Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" featured host Paul Pacelli chatting about the reluctance of the state's big teachers' unions to get behind a federal voucher program sponsored by the White House that involved no state money (00:32). ABC News Digital Journalist Oren Oppenheim joined us to chat about some of the day's big primaries (16:24), while Yankee Institute blogger Meghan Portfolio dropped by with her weekly update (20:07)

Host Paul Pacelli opened a new week on "Connecticut Today" looking at some surprising statements from former Vice-President Kamala Harris, who's rumored to be considering another White House run for 2028 (00:35). Retired FBI agent Ken Gray joined us from the University of New Haven to chat about the growing controversy surrounding automated license plate readers (14:34), while blogger and columnist Terry Cowgill dropped by from the CT NewsJunkie (22:40)

Dr. Shea Gregg from Hartford Healthcare spoke with Jon about the rising number of e-bike and e-scooter accidents and what prospective riders need to know before hopping on one! 

Dr. Stephanie Sudikoff, Chief of Pediatrics at St. Vincents, spoke with Jon about what vaccines are needed for the upcoming school year, and how a recent executive order may shake up the schedule.

Despite Governor Lamont's decisive victory in the primary, Josh Elliot's impressive performance may be yet another sign of a coming generational shift in the modern Democratic Party. Bridgeport DTC member John Fitzpatrick spoke with Jon about the growth of progressive politics in CT.