Podcast terbaik Connecticut (2024)

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Do You Have Any Real Evidence? 31:14

2d ago31:14

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Host Paul Pacelli started Friday's "Connecticut Today" looking at the growing conspiracy theories connected to Tuesday's presidential debate (00:40). GOP State Sen. Rob Sampson dropped by to chat about a recent controversy surrounding "curbside voting" in Bridgeport (07:24). CBS News reporter Chris Fox joined us from Austin, Texas, with details on …

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15th September 2024 - Publicly owned energy infrastructure? We talk with Solar Security Net's CEO Benjamin Lee about it 29:45

2d ago29:45

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In this podcast episode ... He’s on a mission to eliminate residential energy bills for all of us. But how realistic is that? We talk to Benjamin Lee founder of the nonprofit Solar Security Net about his ambitious plans and vision. Plus we take a look at other stories from around the region.Oleh Brian Scott-Smith

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Episode 57: Running New England 50:51

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Ready for your running advice from Terrence? As a dedicated runner and colligate level track coach, Terrence shares some wisdom on the best places to run in New England, as well as break down a few of those running terms like "fartlek" and "BQ."Oleh Connecticut Show

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You Couldn't See the Frightening Enemy - But You Could Certainly Hear Them 22:40

3d ago22:40

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This is the story of the unusual “Battle of Windham, CT” – a battle in the middle of a dark night when the residents couldn’t see what they were facing – they could only hear them. It happened during the French & Indian War and townspeople had been on edge. The exceptionally loud and ongoing noise that woke up the whole town was like nothing they h…

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Exodus: Commandment #10 40:17

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This week we wrap up the 10 Commandments by examining what it means to not covet and how Jesus said we can learn to obey this.Oleh Kevin Wilson

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Cravin' Some East Haven! 40:39

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Ali and Jon went out to East Haven and had a blast! They tell you all about the places they visited, and also bring up some cringey dating don'ts!Oleh singleinconnecticut

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Melissa in the Morning: Ansonia Domestic Violence Homicide 7:40

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Ansonia police are investigating a murder suicide after a man apparently killed his ex-wife in Ansonia, then turned the gun on himself. We go the latest on the investigation from Ansonia Police Lt. Patrick Lynch. Image Credit; Getty imagesOleh WICC

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Melissa in the Morning: ‘Bored and Loving It’ 15:02

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A Sacred Heart University professor and student connected over an unlikely passion: combatting too much cell phone usage. The pair teamed up and created a new children’s book called Bored and Loving It. We spoke to them about the book, why it can make a difference for young children and touched on a pilot program at the college banning cell phones …

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Melissa in the Morning: Darien Divide 7:44

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It’s not the Lorax but residents in Darien are speaking for the trees and not all of the comments are about saving them; some are demanding removal! Darien’s First Selectman Jon Zagrodzky explained the divide in town and what happens next. Image Credit: Getty ImagesOleh WICC

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Melissa in the Morning: Southern Yellowjackets 9:10

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There’s a bigger and more aggressive strain of yellowjackets in our state called the Southern Yellowjackets. A yellowjacket expert, Norman Patterson Jr., told us why this new species of yellowjacket is hanging around Connecticut and how to protect yourselves from them. Image Credit: Getty ImagesOleh WICC

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Is The Governor Having Second Thoughts? 23:52

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Thursday's "Connecticut Today" with host Paul Pacelli applauded Governor Ned Lamont's current position of holding off on committing the state to a long-term deal with Rhode Island and Massachusetts to purchase off shore, wind-generated electricity (00:31). CBS News correspondent Michael Toscano talked about the national political scene after this w…

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Melissa in the Morning: EEE in Animals 10:52

3d ago10:52

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A horse has tested positive for eastern equine encephalitis in Fairfield County making it the first case of the year involving a domestic animal in the state. Can we get EEE from animals that are infected? We asked infectious disease expert, Dr. Browne of Griffin Hospital. Image Credit: Getty ImagesOleh WICC

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Melissa in the Morning: Target Attack Trainings 7:23

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How would you like to feel safer in your community with trainings that usually only cops, firefighters and first responders get? Now you can! Connecticut State Police began a new training program to prevent targeted violence, like mass shootings. We got the scoop on the training and how you can get in on it from Lt. Anthony Guiliano of the CT State…

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Melissa in the Morning: Good & Bad with Education 14:14

3d ago14:14

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Superintendents across the state met in the annual back-to-school meeting this week. Despite our absenteeism rates trending in the right direction, our handling of mental health, cell phones usage and teacher retention continue to be major challenges in the average Connecticut public school. We got insight from Fran Rabinowitz, Executive Director o…

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Melissa in the Morning: Absentee Ballot Amendment 13:20

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Sickness, physical disability and out-of-state travel are some of the reasons a Connecticut resident can get an absentee ballot. But what if those excuses went away completely? It’s an amendment you will vote on at Connecticut polls in November. We got a better understanding of the change from State Rep. Matt Blumenthal, the House Chair of the CT G…

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - So ... Who Won The Debate? 31:07

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Wednesday's "Connecticut Today" with host Paul Pacelli featured local and national expert analysis of the previous night's presidential debate from: Southern Connecticut State University Political Science Professor Dr. Tess Marchant-Shapiro (00:32), CBS News correspondent Linda Kenyon (08:21), Sacred Heart University Political Science Professor and…

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Melissa in the Morning: Cameras on Buses 6:16

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The City of Bridgeport is leading the state to hold drivers accountable during the school year. The city is putting cameras on all 248 City school buses and the plan was initially spearheaded by Senator Herron Gaston. He spoke about the plans and what it now means for local drivers who get caught. Image Credit: Getty Images…

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Melissa in the Morning: “It Has Nothing to do with Ty Bird” 14:45

4d ago14:45

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Filing for bankruptcy; it was a headline that shocked residents of Success Village earlier this month. In what’s being called a Hail Mary move during trial over a potential receivership deal for Success Village, for the first time, we heard from the attorney representing Success Village, Dennis Bradley. Attorney Bradley made that call to file for C…

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Does The Debate Really Matter? 29:54

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"Connecticut Today" host Paul Pacelli opened Tuesday's show wondering why the debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice-President Kamala Harris might be the deciding factor for millions of voters (00:44). CBS News Military Analyst and retired U.S. Army Colonel Dr. Jeff McCausland talked about the state of two major wars going on right n…

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Melissa in the Morning: Brain Study 8:31

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A new study from the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows how the pandemic may have affected teens’ brains making them age faster! It also paints a picture about the connection between our youth mental health crisis and suicide rates. We spoke with Emily McCave, Associate Chair of the Department of Social Work & Professor o…

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Melissa in the Morning: Chief James Walsh 5:11

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Two juveniles have injuries after they were stabbed at the Norwalk Oyster Festival. The stabbing happened Friday at the large annual festival in Norwalk, and the victims were taken to Norwalk Hospital for treatment. We got the latest on the investigation and the suspect from Norwalk Police Chief James Walsh. Image Credit: Getty Images…

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Melissa in the Morning: Resume Building 15:13

5d ago15:13

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Do I start from scratch? It’s the most common question people ask when it comes to creating a winning resume for a future job. We did a deep dive into resume building with career strategist, Julie Bauke. Image Credit: Getty ImagesOleh WICC

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Melissa in the Morning: Protest Policies 8:56

5d ago8:56

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UConn rolled out a new protest policy for students this year. We wanted to know if other colleges are doing that too. We spoke with Terrence Cheng, Chancellor of the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) system. CSCU oversees CT State Community College, four state universities and Charter Oak State College, and serves more than 85,000 …

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Counting Down To The Big Debate 17:21

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Monday's "Connecticut Today" with host Paul Pacelli welcomed attorney, former Time Magazine Senior Reporter and Professor Emeritus of Political Science at St. Peter's University Alain Sanders to chat about Tuesday night's presidential debate (00:24). CT NewsJunkie columnist and Substack.com blogger Terry Cowgill added his thoughts on the debate as …

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Melissa in the Morning: Sextortion Scams 14:07

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Have you heard of sextortion scams? It’s not new, but it is a scam that is on the rise again across the country, including in Stamford, CT. Our crime prevention expert, Jim Perez, defined the scam and gave us advice on how to better protect ourselves. Image Credit: Getty ImagesOleh WICC

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Melissa in the Morning: Mishandling Voter Registrations 11:29

6d ago11:29

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“Mishandling voter registrations” is not a headline you want to see, especially ahead of the November election. But we saw it in Fairfield earlier this month. We got the scoop on the accusations from Fairfield Republican Town Committee Chair, Laura Devlin, and whether there’s been any response from the Secretary of the State. Image Credit: Getty Im…

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Melissa in the Morning: Flood Insurance 7:54

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The towns still picking up the pieces after the historic flooding on August 18th didn’t have flood insurance. What, if anything, can be done at this point if homeowners or business owners did not have flood insurance on their properties? Gerard O'Sullivan is the Director of Consumer Affairs at the Connecticut Insurance Department answered some comm…

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Melissa in the Morning: A Link Between the Two 15:17

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Suicide and intimate partner violence are closely linked, according to the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Studies show survivors of domestic violence are twice as likely to attempt suicide multiple times. Deb Greenwood, CEO and President of The Center for Family Justice, shared how critical this crisis is for adults…

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Melissa in the Morning: New EMS Building 5:55

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We have a severe EMS worker shortage in our state and across the country. We have been doing our part on WICC to highlight this and hear from communities feeling the crunch, including Easton. Jon Arnold, Chief of Service for Easton EMS, gave a snapshot of the current issues with worker shortages and explained how a big update to the current EMS bui…

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The Mike Cerulli Show - September 7, 2024 2:07:00

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On today's program, Mike Cerulli chats with former Connecticut State Senator John McKinney (0:00), 36th District State Senate Independent Candidate Nick Simmons (41:45), and even WICC's own Lisa Wexler (1:24:11).Oleh WICC

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - What Happened In Georgia? 22:43

9d ago22:43

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University of New Haven Senior Criminal Justice Lecturer Ken Gray joined host Paul Pacelli on Friday's "Connecticut Today" to talk about this week's mass shooting at a school in Georgia and what law enforcement mistakes may have been made (00:31). Former Bridgeport Democratic State Rep. Chris Caruso discussed the ongoing situation at Success Villag…

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Melissa in the Morning: Open Choice 7:18

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We want our kids to have the best opportunities when it comes to schooling. We talked about school choice and focused on P-Tech in Norwalk as an example for the city and several other Fairfield County towns. We spoke with Victor Black, the Magnet Assistance Program Director for Norwalk Public Schools. Image Credit: Getty Images…

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Melissa in the Morning: AI and Job Applications 16:42

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Is artificial intelligence ruining your chances at landing a new job? A new report says yes. According to the experts at Resume.io, who commissioned a survey of 3,000 hiring managers, almost two-thirds of respondents automatically toss out resumes created using AI. But how accurate can those findings be and what’s missing in this report that gives …

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Melissa in the Morning: FDA Inspection Backlog 8:37

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The Associated Press has sounded the alarm about a major backlog potentially impacting millions of Americans relying on medication. The report highlights that after the pandemic led the FDA to pulling back on inspections and with a worker shortage, the FDA now is struggling to catch up. But what does that mean for tainted medications and you? We as…

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Melissa in the Morning: Rob Blanchard 12:54

10d ago12:54

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Rob Blanchard is running for the 28th State Senate District seat which represents Fairfield, Easton, Newtown, and Bethel. We asked his opinion on tackling school shootings and what he’s hearing are priorities of constituents if he is elected in November. Photo Credit: Melissa SheketoffOleh WICC

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8th September 2024 - Talking with journalist and author Elissa Bass about her debut romance novel - Happy Hour 28:45

10d ago28:45

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In this podcast episode ... She’s an award-winning journalist and comes from a family of writers. We talk to Elissa Bass about her debut romance novel, Happy Hour and why she decided to get into the novel writing business. Plus we take a look at other stories from around the region.Oleh Brian Scott-Smith

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Episode 56: The Grover's Mill and Expensive Hartford episode 44:50

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On Sunday, October 30, 1938, Martians fictitiously landed in Grover’s Mill, NJ where only 86 years later Travis from the Connecticut Show found himself getting coffee. What happened next? Also, what city is being listed as the most expensive city in American to live in? It’s not. But it says it is on the list so we talk about it.…

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - The Mess At Success Village 18:16

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"Only In Bridgeport" blogger Lennie Grimaldi joined host Paul Pacelli on Thursday's "Connecticut Today" to talk about court proceedings in the ongoing controversy surrounding Success Village in Bridgeport and Stratford (00:26). CBS News political correspondent Hunter Woodall dropped by to discuss the state of the 2024 presidential election and this…

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Melissa in the Morning: Is it Really a Win? 14:02

10d ago14:02

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It's no secret, finding an affordable place to live in Connecticut is a tall task. And for the people seeking help from the state, the housing crisis isn’t just impacting renters or buyers. A new report highlighted worker burnout for housing case workers. Renee Dobos, CEO of Connecticut Housing Partners, talked about the housing worker burnout and …

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Melissa in the Morning: Latest Covid Strain 14:25

10d ago14:25

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An even more contagious COVID strain is just getting started nationwide. According to reports, doctors and scientists are keeping an eye on yet another coronavirus subvariant — XEC — that could surpass the latest hyperinfectious strain. Dr. Browne told us the latest on this news, plus he introduced us to “nomophobia.” Image Credit: Getty Images…

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Melissa in the Morning: School Shootings 12:43

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A 14-year-old suspect is in police custody after he opened fire in a Georgia high school killing four people and injuring nine others. While this wasn’t in our state, it certainly struck a chord for many as we are sending kids back to school, also being the home state where Sandy Hook happened. Law enforcement expert, Gary MacNamara, did a deep div…

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We Have the Bankrobber's Body, but his Grave Still Reads X-Y-Z 25:30

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His name is X-Y-Z. At least, that’s what’s on his gravestone in the town of Deep River. The man robbed a bank in 1899 and was shot dead during the attempt. The problem is that no one knows who he was. Perhaps the lady, dressed all in black, who put a flower on his grave each year on the anniversary of his death, knows his identity. But, nobody ever…

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - A Crack In The Opposition? 28:27

11d ago28:27

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Wednesday's midweek "Connecticut Today" opened with word that some Democrats in the General Assembly might finally be getting the message on high electric bills (00:28). We welcomed Ira Chaleff, author of, "To Stop a Tyrant: The Power of Political Followers to Make or Brake a Toxic Leader" (13:02), while CBS News legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum joine…

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Melissa in the Morning: Red Cross Support 7:57

11d ago7:57

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We continue to follow the aftermath of the historic flooding in Connecticut last month. This morning, there’s a big announcement from the American Red Cross Connecticut Chapter in their recovery efforts for people impacted. John Godin shared the details about Multi Agency Resource Centers opening. Plus, we talked about the significance of today, Se…

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Melissa in the Morning: Transitioning Your Health 13:11

11d ago13:11

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September is a transitional month dialing back from the summer months. From making your way back to the office more and getting your kids to school and all those afternoon activities, how do we stay active at our desks or in the car? Our wellness coach, Amy Llinas, gave us new routines to adopt this month. Image Credit: Getty Images…

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Melissa in the Morning: The Newest Weight Loss Drug 14:52

11d ago14:52

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Are you looking to lose weight? There’s a new weight loss medication available to you, called Zepbound, and it’s even easier to access if you don’t have insurance coverage. Hartford Healthcare Medical Weight Loss doctor, Joseph St. Pierre, talks about the latest weight loss craze and what it means for you. Image Credit: Reuters…

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Melissa in the Morning: Counterfeit Car Seats 8:10

11d ago8:10

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Health experts are warning you about counterfeit car seats being sold online! The seats typically cost much less, but are sold through otherwise reputable retail sites and can fail your child if god forbid you’re in a crash. Bridgeport Hospital’s chair of Pediatrics, Dr. Magna Dias, shared where the seats are coming from and red flags to look for i…

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Melissa in the Morning: Boating Safety 14:18

11d ago14:18

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The search is back on today for two men who remain missing after a deadly boat crash in the Connecticut River in Old Saybrook. One person died and six others were injured in the crash late Monday night. DEEP officials believe speed is a factor. But officials say time of day, lack of life vest use and knowledge of the area could have also played a r…

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CT Today With Paul Pacelli - Trying To Pull A Fast One On CT Abortion Rules? 17:54

12d ago17:54

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Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" with host Paul Pacelli welcomed Connecticut Catholic Conference Executive Director Chris Healy to talk about a state agency's recent actions regarding public comment on Connecticut's abortion regulations (00:26). Yankee Institute blogger Meghan Portfolio dropped by to talk about a new investigation surrounding higher e…

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Melissa in the Morning: Labor Day Weekend Stats 9:35

12d ago9:35

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We got a check-in with Connecticut State Police after the Labor Day holiday weekend. Patrols were out in full force from Friday to Monday night. We spoke with Sgt. Luke Davis to get the road statistics regarding emergency calls, crashes and more. For a full breakdown of the report: https://www.cspnews.org/post/2024-labor-day-weekend-traffic-statist…

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