Ahead of the return to school at the end of August, Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents Fran Rabinowicz addresses concerns that administrators are feeling ahead of the 2023-2024 academic year.

Daniel Miramant, Director • Association of Connecticut Fairs along with being Vice President • Durham Fair talks bout this upcoming fair season and their Season Pass to the fairs this year. More info at CTAGFairs.org 

Kristen Cusato, communications director of the Alzheimer's Association - Connecticut Chapter, discusses early warning signs of the disease and their calls for increased financial assistance from Medicare to pay for FDA approved treatments. 

Republican State Senator Tony Hwang of Fairfield discusses the future implementation of electric vehicle legislation and new emission goals in Connecticut, as well as in the New England region.

Steve Wakefield talks to us about Vernon's Annual "Summer Days" Carnival

Amy Watkins of "Watch for Me CT" talks about the Road to Zero initiative regarding crashes involving motorists and pedestrians.

 Scott Wands who is the Director of Grants and Programs at CT Humanities joins us to talk about the Connecticut Summer at the Museum – the popular state program that enables Connecticut children to receive free admission at dozens of museums across the state during the summer months – is returning for 2023 with more than 120 museums statewide participating.

Quinnipiac University Political Science Professor Scott McLean breaks down the legacy of Former Connecticut Governor Lowell Weicker, who died less than a week ago at age 92.

Rachael Budd, the art teacher and gallery manager at The Woodstock Academy talks about The Life and Legacy of Caroll Spinney exhibit with drawing of Sesame Street‘s Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch at Woodstock Academy’s Bracken Memorial Library.

Waterbury Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Verna Ruffin discusses the district's response to recent threats and lockdowns within the city's school system.