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WICC hosts WICC The Voice of Connecticut, a society show with 500 episodes published.
On July first, more than 70 laws took effect in Connecticut. One of those laws tackled affordable housing; a snippet of the law having to do with parking requirements. Ahead of the July first date, some P&Z Commissioners
A new article highlighted how often (or not often) American workers take all their vacation time. Why do we have such guilt taking time off and do we actually maximize our vacation time when we clock out? We talked about
The July Fourth storm knocked down trees and cut off power for thousands of Connecticut residents. That’s just one storm. Connecticut residents know, especially during hurricane season, that the worst could still be comi
At the beginning of the month, Eversource closed on its deal selling Aquarion. Now that RWA officially operates the water utility impacting thousands of Connecticut residents, what does that mean? We asked Senator Tony H
Melissa and Gary created the phrase "own your space." What does it mean and why is it relevant for crime prevention and empowerment during daily routines? Find out during this episode of The Beat and the Badge.
Millions of people living across the eastern two-thirds of the country, including Connecticut, face hazardous extreme heat blasting their communities from now through the holiday weekend. We talked about heat and swimmin
Following the story of the 2,000-page CSCU report last month incorporating a lot of artificial intelligence use, we wanted to talk to our AI expert, Dr. Vahid Behzadan, about the use of AI at work. Specifically, how can
There is a pitch to build a bridge over Long Island by Fairfield County developer, Steve Shapiro. We wanted to check back in with Shapiro with an update on the proposal, starting with the possibility of funding a study.
Host Paul Pacelli launched Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" looking at a few more U.S. Supreme Court decisions, including one taking on transgender athletes and another regarding "birthright" citizenship (00:31). Quinnipiac
Host Paul Pacelli (00:34), Quinnipiac University Law School Prof. John Martin (14:03), and Landmark Legal Foundation Vice-President for Legal Affairs Mike O'Neill (20:44) all chimed in on Monday's "Connecticut Today" reg
Host Paul Pacelli opened Friday's "Connecticut Today" dissecting a bill in D.C. for a $25/hr. national minimum wage - supported by CT Democratic Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy (00:31). We also welcomed Town of
Companies across many industries are requiring employees to use AI. But questions are starting to emerge where employees say that the use of AI conflicts with their religious beliefs. What could this mean for the workpla
There’s been a rash of serious crashes involving motor scooters in Bridgeport and police aren’t happy about it. Police Chief Roderick Porter told us what’s going on and the rules surrounding these vehicles.
A new Bloomberg article highlighted how many US workers decided to work from home last year despite “return to office” mandates. Why did that happen and what does it mean for middle managers in the future? We asked caree
Host Paul Pacelli opened Thursday's "Connecticut Today" looking at assertions from Fairfield town officials that six speed cameras put in school zones are doing their jobs (00:25). We were also joined by former state Sen
Host Paul Pacelli opened Wednesday's "Connecticut Today" looking at the previous night's Democratic primary results in New York City for any clues into what's next for Connecticut and national Democrats as well (00:27).
‘Just One Word’ is a movie concept based on a true story of a local Connecticut student who could not speak and how music played a pivotal role in personal growth. We learned about the story from Chris Kalafus, long time
A 2,000-page report was released by the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system (CSCU). It was put together by former Chancellor Terrence Cheng. According to ChatGPT, the report was at least 80% was written by
It may be summer vacation, but we are already looking ahead to the new school year and education spending. We wanted to focus on Bridgeport education spending. We spoke with State Representative Chris Rosario who represe
Earlier this month, a man was electrocuted after climbing on top of a Metro North train car at the Southport train station. We spoke with Fairfield Police Chief Mike Paris about the case and security on trains. We also t
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