Podcast terbaik Connecticut (2025)

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Melissa in the Morning: Major Monopole Decision 7:56

9h ago7:56

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A Connecticut judge overturned a controversial Connecticut Siting Council decision to install monopoles along the Metro-North railroad in Bridgeport and Fairfield. Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim commented on the lawsuit and what happens now with the proposed plan from United Illuminating. Image Credit: Getty Images…

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27th April 2025 - TVCCA turns 60 this year, but what's its future looking like with state and federal funding cuts? 29:07

6d ago29:07

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In this podcast episode ... They’ve been helping people out of poverty in southeastern Connecticut for 60 years. But what does the future look like for TVCCA as federal and state funding cuts start to take affect? We talk to CEO Joshua Kelly. Plus we take a look at other stories from around the region.…

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Episode 72: M and M chat whiskey, music, and D.A.R.E 55:44

19d ago55:44

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Marianne and Meghan have hit episode 72! On this week's episode they're back to chat about cider houses and Irish Rap -- as you do in New England! Also, there are a lot of great music festivals coming our way in 2025. Want to know where? This is the episode for you.Oleh Connecticut Show

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Melissa in the Morning: Still has a Job 17:10

9h ago17:10

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The head of the Connecticut state college and university system is stepping down after reports of his excessive spending. Chancellor Terrence Cheng has reached a settlement agreement with the governing board overseeing the public college system that he will step down at the end of June. Despite losing the prestigious title, Cheng will still shift i…

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Melissa in the Morning: Motorbike Madness 12:59

9h ago12:59

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We focus a lot on street takeovers but let’s do a deeper dive into some of the vehicles used. Gas and electric scooters, motor bike, dirt bikes, ATV’s, different versions of motorcycles; there are a lot of unfamiliar vehicles on our roadways. We spoke with Sgt. Luke Davis of the CT State Police about these vehicles, a lot of times involved in stree…

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Melissa in the Morning: Bridgeport Board Split 9:55

9h ago9:55

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Teacher positions, all the district’s librarians, a popular performing arts program and bus transportation for about 2,400 students all voted to be eliminated to help make up the budget gap in Bridgeport. The controversial decision could be reversed though, if the city invests more money into the district. We talked about this with Bridgeport Board…

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Melissa in the Morning: Stamford High School Schedules 13:59

9h ago13:59

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Last night, about 100 teachers and adults protested in Stamford following the announcement about new block schedules for all public high schoolers. The Board of Education and Superintendent in Stamford made that call but not everyone loves the idea set to begin this fall. We got the details about it all from John Corcoran, Stamford Education Associ…

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Chris Murphy Is Right On This One 31:22

1d ago31:22

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Host Paul Pacelli opened Tuesday's edition of "Connecticut Today" citing recent statements by U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy on the recent record and current appeal of the Democratic Party (00:39). Yankee Institute columnist Meghan Portfolio offered her latest detailed analysis of state budget and employee raise proposals (15:10). Italian-American One Voic…

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Melissa in the Morning: Loud Music at Restaurants 14:10

1d ago14:10

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There’s a feud brewing in downtown Milford surrounding live bands performing at local restaurants. There’s a vote to amend the rules on the books regarding live music at certain establishments. We got the details from Mayor Tony Giannattasio. We also talked about the possibility of a middle school shutting down. Image Credit: Eric Urbanowicz…

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Melissa in the Morning: Real ID Scams 9:41

1d ago9:41

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Next month, everyone 18 and older will need a Real ID to board a domestic flight and access federal facilities. But if you are in a rush to get it done, don’t get duped in the meantime. We spoke with Kristen Johnson of the Better Business Bureau serving Connecticut about what to know with getting Real ID and how to avoid scammers. Image Credit: Get…

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Melissa in the Morning: Car Attack 9:41

1d ago9:41

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A deadly car attack in Vancouver, Canada is still under investigation. According to the BBC, Vancouver police had conducted a threat assessment ahead of the festival, and had partially closed a road on a street behind a school where the bulk of the festivities were taking place. This was one of many details proving security failures ahead of the ev…

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Are More Highway Speed Cameras On The Way? 46:07

2d ago46:07

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Host Paul Pacelli ushered in a new week on "Connecticut Today" looking at a proposal to possibly increase the use of automated speed cameras on the state's major highways as soon as next year (00:57). Sacred Heart University Associate Professor of Catholic Studies Dr. Dan Rober talked about the upcoming conclave to select a new Pope (14:56). CTNews…

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Melissa in the Morning: Catherine Violet Hubbard Foundation 14:24

2d ago14:24

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The Catherine Violet Hubbard Foundation was just named the Stevie Award’s GOLD Winner for Non-Profit Organization of the Year in the 2025 American Business Awards and founder, Jenny Hubbard, has been recognized as the Gold Winner for Thought Leader of the Year. We had Jenny Hubbard in studio following this latest accolade for the Newtown-based non-…

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Melissa in the Morning: Jose Morales Verdict 10:17

2d ago10:17

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A jury unanimously found Jose Morales guilty of murder and evidence tampering in the 2019 killing of Christine Holloway from Ansonia. Following his verdict, one question remains: what happened to the daughter he shared with the victim, Vanessa Morales? We spoke about the latest in the case with Ansonia Police Lt. Patrick Lynch. Image Credit: Getty …

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Melissa in the Morning: Ansonia Street Takeover 7:42

2d ago7:42

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The latest street takeover in Connecticut happened over the weekend in Ansonia. We spoke with Mayor David Cassetti about what happened and why lawmakers need to act now to crack down more on these crimes. Image Credit: Getty ImagesOleh WICC

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Melissa in the Morning: Trouble on Playgrounds 11:11

2d ago11:11

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This is not to scare you; police are warning the public to check playgrounds before kids begin playing. That’s because dangerous items like razor blades and drug paraphernalia have been found on these properties recently. Crime prevention expert, Jim Perez, shared what to look for and how to report an issue properly. Image Credit: Getty Images…

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Wake Up With Bill Finch - April 27, 2025 41:18

3d ago41:18

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This week, Bill is joined by Dan McInerney of IBEW Local Union 488 and Miguel Fuentes of Carpenters Local 326.Oleh WICC

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The Mike Cerulli Show - April 26, 2025 2:07:59

4d ago2:07:59

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On this week's program, Mike is joined by Connecticut Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff, President of Family Institute of Connecticut Action Peter Wolfgang, Connecticut State Senator Stephen Harding, and Connecticut State Representative Matt Blumenthal.Oleh WICC

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Melissa in the Morning: The Life And Legacy Of Pope Francis 10:49

7d ago10:49

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Filling in for Melissa Sheketoff on "Melissa in the Morning," host Paul Pacelli welcomed Sacred Heart University Center for Catholic Studies Director Dr. Michelle Loris, who talked about the passing of Pope Francis and his legacy Image Credit: ReutersOleh WICC

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Melissa In The Morning: Remember Pope Francis 8:06

7d ago8:06

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While filling in on Melissa in the Morning, Paul Pacelli spoke to the Executive Director of Family Institute of Connecticut, Peter Wolfgang, about the death of Pope Francis. Image Credit: ReutersOleh WICC

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Wake Up With Bill Finch - April 20, 2025 42:31

10d ago42:31

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This week, Bill is joined by Former Secretary of the State of Connecticut and author Miles S. Rapoport.Oleh WICC

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The Mike Cerulli Show - April 19, 2025 1:52:30

11d ago1:52:30

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On this week's show, Mike chats about the state soda tax with State Representative David Rutigliano, a cold case with News 8's Jeff Derderian, and a new measure for firefighters with State Comptroller Sean Scanlon.Oleh WICC

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Dictating To Insurance Companies On Dog Breeds? 38:14

12d ago38:14

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Friday's "Connecticut Today" with host Paul Pacelli looked at a proposed bill in Hartford that would prevent so-called "discrimination" by insurance companies aimed at certain dog breeds (00:46). Former Bridgeport Democratic State Rep. Chris Caruso dropped by with his weekly recap, including sad news about the passing of a well-known Bridgeport per…

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Melissa in the Morning: Michelle Troconis Back in Court 13:11

12d ago13:11

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Michelle Troconis was convicted in connection with the disappearance and presumed death of Jennifer Farber Dulos. A motion to dismiss a criminal contempt charge was filed this week and Troconis is set to face a judge about it next week. We spoke with Troconis’ attorney, Darnell Crosland. Image Courtesy of Darnell Crosland…

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Melissa in the Morning: Artificial Intelligence Poll 10:04

12d ago10:04

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QU just released its latest poll this week – this time tackling artificial intelligence. It looked at feedback from Americans about AI impact on our lives and the worries around that – but also the medical advances thanks to AI. We spoke about the key takeaways from the poll with Tamilla Triantoro, associate professor of business analytics and info…

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Melissa in the Morning: Autism Diagnosis Rates 14:07

12d ago14:07

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he wants to move away from what he calls an "ideology" that the rising rate of autism in the U.S. is the result of better diagnoses. The Secretary of Health and Human Services contradicted the CDC after releasing its latest report of rising autism diagnoses in the nation. We got perspective on the report from Dr. Fred Vol…

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Melissa in the Morning: CT Cold Case Closure? 8:17

12d ago8:17

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A Connecticut cold case that dates back twenty years now has some closure. Police believe they found the killer in a 2005 murder case in Windsor Locks. And what’s surprising is this case doesn’t just involve Connecticut. For the investigative report, we spoke with News 8 reporter, Jeff Derderian. For Jeff’s story: https://www.wtnh.com/news/connecti…

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20th April 2025 - It’s 35 years since The American’s with Disabilities Act, so why are people with disabilities still disadvantaged? 29:44

13d ago29:44

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In this podcast episode ... It’s 35 years since The American’s with Disabilities Act was signed into law. So why are people with disabilities still disadvantaged, we talk with a disability advocate. Plus we take a look at other stories from around the region.Oleh Brian Scott-Smith

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Whose Side Is The "Environmental Lobby" Really On? 41:33

13d ago41:33

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Host Paul Pacelli wondered out loud - after seeing opposition at the State Capitol to lower electric bills - if the so-called local "environmentalists" actually want higher energy bills for state consumers (00:46). Wilton Republican Registrar of Voters Annalisa Stravato talked about recent comments made by Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas re…

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Melissa in the Morning: Documents to Vote 16:03

13d ago16:03

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There are major moves happening in Washington DC regarding voting and election handling in the country. Those actions include executive orders and the SAFE Act. We talked about the trickle-down effect these could have on Connecticut with Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas. Image Credit: Eric Urbanowicz…

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Melissa in the Morning: Whooping Cough 12:23

13d ago12:23

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Whooping cough is on the rise in America right now. We talked to Dr. Browne about it from Griffin Health. We also talked about the latest news surrounding autism diagnoses and the unknown cause of it. Image Courtesy of Dr. Fred BrowneOleh WICC

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Melissa in the Morning: META Antitrust Trial 6:40

13d ago6:40

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Mark Zuckerberg testified for more than 10 hours in Meta's blockbuster antitrust trial this week in Washington DC. The Federal Trade Commission alleges Meta "helped cement" its illegal monopoly in the social media market with its acquisition of Instagram and the messaging app WhatsApp more than a decade ago. The case follows a nearly six-year inves…

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Melissa in the Morning: Library Money 12:58

13d ago12:58

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The Connecticut State Library is losing $2.1 million in federal funding that has already been allocated. What is the State Library and how does this money impact the local level libraries across the state? We asked State Librarian, Deborah Schander. Image Credit: Getty ImagesOleh WICC

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Medical Mushrooms 5:52

13d ago5:52

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With the FDA currently testing medical benefits of magic mushrooms, and the general assembly debating it's decriminalization, Jon Kamal did a deep dive on how this controversial substance can help people struggling with mental healthOleh WICC

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - The Fairfield County ATM ... Again? 34:39

14d ago34:39

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Host Paul Pacelli opened Wednesday's "Connecticut Today" commenting on a Tax Day proposal from General Assembly Democrats to hike taxes on many upper-income earners (00:45). Hearst Connecticut Media Senior Editor and Columnist Dan Haar chatted with us about energy policy and a controversy surrounding Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas (13:51).…

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Melissa in the Morning: Drug Take Back Day 12:59

14d ago12:59

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Prescription Take Back Day is coming up on Saturday April 26th. What is “Drug Take Back Day” and how can people participate? We asked Commissioner Bryan Cafferelli of the CT Department of Consumer Protection about the upcoming event. We also talked about a recent jury duty scam detected last month. Image Credit: Getty Images…

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Melissa in the Morning: Walk Out 11:23

14d ago11:23

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Marissa Gillett has been confirmed by the state Senate to continue as chair of the Public Utility Regulatory Authority. All eleven Republican state senators walked out of the chamber before yesterday's vote, claiming the process is corrupt. We got the scoop from Senator Steve Harding about what happened and why. Image Courtesy of Senator Steve Hard…

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Melissa in the Morning: Premiums going up? 8:57

14d ago8:57

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Access Health is sounding the alarm about federal subsidies set to expire at the end of the year. It could mean Connecticut residents on exchange plans see their premiums skyrocket more than a thousand dollars than their prices now! We talked to Congressman Himes about the likelihood of extending the subsidies. Image Credit: Getty Images…

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Melissa in the Morning: Proposed Sweetened Beverage Tax 7:44

14d ago7:44

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State lawmakers are considering a bill that would add a new tax on sweetened beverages to raise enough money to cover the 110-million-dollars a year needed to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students. State Representative Moira Rader explained the proposal and addressed concerns people have surrounding the need for consistent revenue. Rep. …

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Do Connecticut Prison Text Messages Cost Too Much? 39:38

15d ago39:38

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Host Paul Pacelli kicked off "Connecticut Today" with his view that the $3.5 million spent yearly on text messaging for prison inmates is well worth it and should be maintained and not eliminated (00:43). Connecticut Inside Investigator reporter Marc Fitch dropped by to chat about a proposed "soda and sweetened beverage tax" being considered at the…

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Melissa in the Morning: Bridgeport School Cuts 10:11

15d ago10:11

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Bridgeport may eliminate up to 40 teacher positions to close a projected 28-million-dollar budget shortfall. The city may also furlough all school employees for a week without pay to help address the massive budget deficit among other proposed cuts. We spoke about what we can expect next from Vice Chair of the city’s Board of Education, Joe Sokolov…

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Melissa in the Morning: Helicopter Crash Perspective 10:23

15d ago10:23

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The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded the New York helicopter tour company that operated the sightseeing tour that crashed into the Hudson River last week, killing all six people aboard. And as the investigation into the crash continues, we wanted to get perspective on what went wrong in this situation. We spoke with former FBI Agent and…

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Melissa in the Morning: Proactive about Cancer 9:21

15d ago9:21

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There’s a new cancer prevention program for hundreds of firefighters across Connecticut. Starting May 1, career firefighters who are enrolled on the state employee health plan or Partnership Plan will be eligible for a free preventative scan every two years. We got more details on this new program and its purpose from Comptroller Sean Scanlon. We a…

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Melissa in the Morning: Soda Tax 13:42

15d ago13:42

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State lawmakers are considering a bill that would add a new tax on soda and juice to pay for free meals in schools. The proposal would add the tax on sweetened beverages, syrups and powders to fund free breakfasts and lunches for all public school students in Connecticut. What is the likelihood of this bill moving forward this session? We asked New…

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Higher Taxes To Pay For School Meals In Connecticut? 34:03

16d ago34:03

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Host Paul Pacelli opened a new week on "Connecticut Today" talking about a proposed tax on sweetened beverages to help pay for universal school breakfasts and lunches in Connecticut (00:47). Commuter advocate and columnist Jim Cameron dropped by with his thoughts on the current Avelo Airlines controversy and the airline's agreement to fly some futu…

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Melissa in the Morning: Avelo Airlines Controversy 16:27

16d ago16:27

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Is it a business deal that people aren’t keen of or is it so unethical it’s worth pulling support and partnership? That’s the lingering question surrounding Avelo Airlines since we learned of the company’s agreement to work with the federal government in helping to facilitate deportation flights out of Arizona. One of the loudest critics of this de…

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Melissa in the Morning: Financial Cuts to Veterans? 15:22

16d ago15:22

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After announcement about federal cuts to VA’s across the country, we wanted to know if Connecticut veterans are already or set to feel the pinch. We got perspective from Charlie Pickett, Senior Vice Commander of Connecticut’s VFW. IMAGE CREDIT: Melissa SheketoffOleh WICC

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Melissa in the Morning: Clean Air in Schools 13:00

16d ago13:00

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According to national health studies, if you don’t have good air flow or clean air in the classroom, it can lead to students not focusing, and dealing with health problems like headaches, drowsiness and even confusion in people. That’s why there is a huge push for House Bill 6922 to pass, since it highlights the HVAC grants program in the state. We…

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Melissa in the Morning: Karen Read Case 12:09

16d ago12:09

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A woman accused of hitting and killing her boyfriend, a Boston police officer. Did she do it or was she framed? The high-profile case out of Massachusetts is back before a judge with a new jury in now a second trial for Karen Read. And now, a new docuseries on HBO Max has taken the case to a whole new national level. Legal expert on the show, Attor…

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Wake Up With Bill Finch - April 13, 2025 40:43

17d ago40:43

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As we get ready for Earth Day, Bill chats with Samantha Dynowski, State Director of Sierra Club and Jameson C. Davis, Environmental Justice Advocate.Oleh WICC

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