Sunday Talk

Attorney / WFSB Legal Expert Walter Hussey talks about the case of the Waterbury man held captive since childhood

Chief Musician Bonnie Denton / USCG (Ret.) of Southeastern CT talks about participating in a concert with high schoolers that was originally canceled due to President Trump’s DEI Executive Order

WFSB Chief Meteorologist Mark Dixon looks back at the Winter of 2025 and how it’ll be remembered

Gangs, Pot and Bears: Chief Paul Melanson Avon police

Plans and challenges: First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons D-Madison

AI and child healthcare: Jim Shmerling CT Children’s, Steve Bandrowczak Xerox

Rally to protect Medicaid at State Capitol

March for LIfe

Mike Cerulli on college students attending March for Life

Democrats and environmental advocates on EPA regulatory rollbacks

Greenwich says ‘no’ to presidential statue

Cities and towns say they’re underfunded by $400 million a year because of the way the state funds education. Does that mean lawmakers are gearing up for a fight over the state’s spending rules? House Minority Leader Rep. Vincent Candelora (R-North Branford) shares his side.

How will the U.S. Department of Education shutdown affect Connecticut? Sen. Doug McCrory (D-Hartford), co-chair of the legislature’s Education Committee, joins Mike with how lawmakers and educators are preparing.

Governor Lamont talks about the dismantling of the education department

Senator Chris Murphy on these uncertain political times

John Craven on minors and birth control