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Lisa chats with Martha Zoller about the true causes of gas prices in the US and around the world.

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Lisa previews the upcoming Tony Awards with Broadway's own Wendy Federman.

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Famed attorney and Noon-2p WICC host Norm Pattis gives his thoughts and insight into the James McGrath murder in Shelton. He takes you through the mind of both what the prosecutor and defense attorney are thinking as they prep for the case.

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1. After the Shelton stabbing, many parents are struggling to help their kids talk about it. Stephanie Swantek of Bridges Healthcare explains how making sense of this can't be the goal in speaking to your child. 

2. Senator Richard Blumenthal talked about ghost guns and baby formula shortage.

3. The prep is the worst part of a colonoscopoy. But we learned it has gotten a lot easier!

4. Zoo Minute: Elephants, Bears and Squirrels, oh my!

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Host Paul Pacelli of "Connecticut Today" pointed out the Washington hypocrisy surrounding the current "White Replacement Theory" narrative (0:34). Heritage Foundation analyst Daren Bakst talked about what's causing the current U.S. baby formula shortage (10:31). Former Time Magazine reporter Alain Sanders recapped some of Tuesday's big primaries across the nation (22:03).

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Congressman Jim Himes calls in to discuss a recent hearing about UFOs.

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Former undercover police officer Ron Bailey joins the show to talk about his experiences in law enforcement with Lisa and Wayne Winston.

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1. A trucking warehouse is being proposed for Newtown and many people are up in arms about it. We learned about the plan from the editor of the Newtown Bee.

2. What does it mean to be a nurse? We spoke with Jo Ritchie from St. Vincent's about the role and how to attract people to the job.

3. How livable is your hometown? To help provide a clear picture of how well a community meets the needs of all people regardless of income, physical ability, age or ethnicity, AARP’s Public Policy Institute has launched an updated AARP Livability Index. 

4. Science You May Not Know: Plant life with moon soil

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Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" had host Paul Pacelli wondering when law enforcement will become more proactive in rooting out potential killers (0:39). Business consultant Fred McKinney talked about the future of Connecticut's legal marijuana sales (11:18).

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Greg Jones VP Community Health and Engagement at Hartford Healthcare calls in to talk about diet and getting fresh produce.

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