Sunday Talk

Face the Facts NBC Connecticut

Host: Mike Hydeck

Following this week’s primary, which was the state’s first foray into early voting, we talk with state Sen. Rob Sampson (R- Wolcott) about feedback he’s getting from voters and election workers, and why he says his bigger concern is no excuse absentee voting.

Pratt and Whitney will remain the sole supplier of the F-135 engine thanks to the appropriations defense bill. Congressman John Larson (D-1^st District) joins Mike to discuss why he thinks it’s the right decision and what it means for workers here in Connecticut.

Mike Savino reports on the legislature’s decision not to make any budget amendments this year and how lawmakers will free up money for certain programs and organizations in other ways.

Power & Politics News12 Saturday at 4:30 pm/ Sunday 11:30am.

Host: Mark Sudol

Terrence Cheng, Chancellor of CT State Colleges and Universities on college funding. Anthony Anthony, Connecticut Chief Marketing Officer on tourism.

The Real Story Fox61 10 a.m.

Host: Emma Wulfhorst

Impacts of Hospital Consolidation Deals

Mark Schaefer, CT Hospital Association

CT Sschools and the Federal Education Budget

U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney, (D – CT 2nd District)

CT ’24 WFSB 8:30 a.m.

Host: Eric Parker

Road Safety Update with Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto of the CT Dept. of Transportation

Sally Kruse, the Executive Director of the New Haven Port Authority, on the Importance of Ports/Business at New Haven’s Port

Quaker Hill Elementary School Custodian William “Mr. Billy” Krajewski and Music Teacher Val Metivier on Efforts to Get “Mr. Billy” Named National Custodian of the Year for 2024