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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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    Be careful on the roads -- November is peak breeding season for deer. Experts say the message voters sent with the blue wave is complicated. New York’s AG wants safeguards for Flock cameras. An investigation disputes claims from ICE over an altercation at a Connecticut courthouse. Plus, how do local business leaders really feel about the midterm election results?
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    New York seeks Army Corps assistance for projects at Long Beach, Fire Island, and more. Lawmakers react to Pfizer’s big investment in its Groton campus. Connecticut voter turnout this year was a little less than two years ago, but higher than other parts of the country. Plus, a closer look at election results from around New York.
  • Early and absentee voting in Connecticut topped 500,000. Officials are again urging drivers to slow down for road workers. New York is at high risk for wildfires. A closer look at suburban voting trends. Plus, what has the final push been like for the candidates in our region?
  • Senator Chris Murphy was hospitalized this weekend following a stroke. Election monitors will be at New Haven polling places tomorrow. Bruce Blakeman is set to make a campaign stop on Long Island today. Plus, Connecticut voters will see a variety of ballot options at the polls tomorrow.
  • Our region is part of a multi-state settlement with General Motors. Farmingdale will get state aid to clean up drinking water. Could CT House Speaker Matt Ritter serve as UConn’s interim president? Plus, a haunting edition of WSHU’s Birdsong Break. And a new interpretation of Dracula is making its U.S. debut at Hartford Stage.
  • Governor Hochul requests a disaster declaration for Long Island after last month’s Nor’easter. A project is underway to deepen New Haven Harbor. Plus, a local spot for a sweet treat is serving up a side of spooky!
  • We’re recapping the final debate in the Connecticut gubernatorial race. A data center moratorium has become a key part of Governor Hochul’s reelection campaign. A look at how prediction markets are changing the local political landscape. Plus, hear from the winner of WSHU’s Connecticut Voices writing contest!
  • Early voting on Long Island has seen almost double the turnout from the 2022 midterms. Yale New Haven Hospital’s cognitive tests for older doctors are going on trial. Plus, polls and early voting indicate November 3 might be a good night for Democrats.
  • You’ll have another chance to hear from the candidates for CT governor in a debate tomorrow. Suffolk voters will cast ballots on new voting machines. Nighttime driving on I-95 in Connecticut is about to get a little more challenging. Plus, the latest in the New England news collaborative’s data center series.
  • We’re recapping last night's Connecticut gubernatorial debate. A new report finds New York’s highest paid government employees work on Long Island. The Trump Administration is investigating two Connecticut cities over what it calls second amendment violations. Plus, New England bucks a national trend when it comes to hyperscale datacenters.
  • Advocates want New York to strengthen its PFAS standards. You can catch the first gubernatorial debate in Connecticut tonight. Could New York host another Olympic Games? Plus, New England towns push back on data centers.
  • The candidates from NY-03 debated last night. Federal loans are now being offered to folks in our region hurt by last month’s flash flooding. The latest poll numbers from the gubernatorial race in Connecticut. Plus, a Connecticut daycare expands rent-free teacher housing.