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After All Things

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After All Things

Your daily news podcast with all the important updates in Connecticut and New York and a special focus on how our region is emerging from the pandemic. Hosted by WSHU’s Sabrina Garone and publishing evenings Monday through Friday. Sponsored by Hartford HealthCare.

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    Las Vegas Sands drops its bid for a casino in Nassau. A Connecticut judge rules in favor of community groups who protested UI poles in Fairfield. President Trump’s tariff war has local grocers concerned. Plus, how Chris Murphy is doing things differently from his congressional colleagues.
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    Nassau police announce the identities of two victims associated with the Gilgo Beach serial killer investigation. Negotiations on mask restrictions continue in New York. Two New Haven nonprofits join forces amid federal funding cuts. Plus, Connecticut veterans say they’re worried about cuts at the VA.
  • Offshore wind planned for Long Island waters hits a roadblock. Connecticut will keep DEI practices in schools despite an order from the Trump administration. Congresswoman Laura Gillen hosts an in-person town hall. Plus, Connecticut lawmakers seek solutions to a mounting trash problem.
  • New York officials say their climate change will continue despite an executive order from President Trump. The fight between Avelo Airlines and the state of Connecticut continues. Nassau County sees a spike in rabies cases in animals over the past year and a half. Plus, a conversation with one of America’s most well-known Jesuit priests.
  • U.S. Representative Rosa DeLauro pushes for an expansion of the child tax credit. Stony Brook University says a handful of its international students have had their visas revoked. A union leader says there is a staffing crisis at Waterbury Hospital. Plus, NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly speaks to WSHU.
  • UConn basketball fans celebrated the women’s national championship win. Teacher lay-offs in Bridgeport may be on the table to close a budget gap. Officials say an invasive beetle puts Long Island at risk for more wildfires. Plus, in a world where everything is going digital, one Mystic record shop withstands the test of time.
  • Lawmakers from our region traded barbs last night during a CNN town hall. Southampton will phase out some of its sand mines over the next seven years. Some Long Island environmentalists are unhappy with Lee Zeldin’s performance as head of the EPA. A bill in Connecticut would raise the age a child can be arrested. Plus, the latest from WSHU’s Side Hustle series.
  • Wildlife experts share early findings from a three-year survey of Long Island’s land mammals. Suffolk police announce a road safety crackdown. Connecticut Democrats want the governor to declare a fiscal emergency over Medicaid. Lawmakers from our region look to challenge President Trump’s tariffs. Plus, Connecticut librarians say they’re worried about the future.
  • The Suffolk County executive presented his State of the County address yesterday. Connecticut could tighten laws preventing police from working with ICE. Long Island Congressman Andrew Garbarino says SALT relief is on the way. The New York State budget is now more than a week late. Plus, how potential cuts at the National Weather Service could impact our region.
  • Researchers reveal concerning trends related to Long Island’s bays. East Hampton will get a much needed emergency care facility this spring. Environmental officials will burn over 100 acres of Connecticut forest this month. Avelo Airlines will carry out deportation flights. Plus, Connecticut Democrats are united in combating President Trump’s agenda, but issues remain.
  • Scientists encourage folks who live near the Sound to replace aging septic tanks. Residents from our region and across the country took part in protests of DOGE over the weekend. New York lawmakers go back and forth on a public masking ban. Investigators release body camera footage from a police shooting in Bridgeport last week. Plus, how will tariffs impact Long Island?
  • Republican lawmakers in Connecticut are launching a statewide tour to challenge Democratic policies. Advocates are concerned about the staffing cuts to the World Trade Center Health Program. Rallies protesting the Trump Administration are planned for this weekend. Plus, how N-I-L deals have changed March Madness.