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On this episode, host Michelle Turner catches New Haveners up on the latest local and national news.

On this episode, host Marcia Chambers welcomes back inaugural guest Tom Ullmann, chief public defender in New Haven, to discuss where this year -- and his career -- has taken him. Topics include the trials of "Cheshire home invasion" murderers Steven Hayes and Joshua Komisarjevsky, the Lishan Wang case, how people are harmed professionally by being on a sex registry, his teaching load at Quinnipiac University, and much more.

Host Melissa Loucks gives a weekly update on trans news and politics -- the good, the bad, and the downright upsetting -- across the U.S.

Welcome to This Day In Jack O' Lantern History as your host Allan Appel and fellow time-traveler from the New Haven Museum, Jason Bischoff-Wurstle check out the styles of pumpkin carving in fashion in the Elm City of 1908.

Host Tom Ficklin talks to Dr. Nivea Torres, superintendent of the Connecticut Technical High School System (CTHSS), about her career and choice to step up as an educational mentor.

On this episode, WNHH Design Czar Duo Dickinson weighs in on Yale University's two new residential colleges, and the incredible speed at which they are going up.

Welcome to To This Day In Aurora Borealis History as your host Allan Appel and time-traveling co-pilot Jason Bischoff-Wurstle of the New Haven Museum take you back to 1908, when the non-electrified skies over New Haven were perfect for checking out the Northern Lights.

On this episode of K Pasa, host Norma Rodriguez-Reyes talks to Darrell Hardy of New England Realty Associates and Mercedes Felix Beltran, who owns the business Mi Casa.

On this episode, host Betsy Kim welcomes Melody Oliphant, volunteer for Hillary for America in New Haven.

Pundits Babz-Rawls Ivy, Markeshia Ricks, and Joe Ugly take on the departures at the top at the city's school system and fire and police departments, as well as police-community relations.