Sabrina Garone
Host/Producer After All ThingsSabrina is host and producer of WSHU’s daily podcast After All Things. She also produces the climate podcast Higher Ground and other long-form news and music programs at the station. Sabrina spent two years as a WSHU fellow, working as a reporter and assisting with the production of The Full Story.
-
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? -
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. -
Another Connecticut town won’t renew its contract with Flock. New York’s U.S. senators request disaster aid for Long Island post-nor’easter. A long vacant lot in New Haven is set to become housing for veterans. Plus, Suffolk police will pay extra attention to the area surrounding the Mastic Beach library. And we have the latest from WSHU’s Birdsong Break. -
One of the few warblers that tough it out through our winters is the Yellow-Rumped Warbler! -
If you thought election season was over, think again! Candidates are already looking to 2028. A look at Governor Lamont’s third term agenda. Groundwater testing finds high toxin levels in East Hampton. Connecticut’s first offshore wind project is now fully online. Plus, a conversation with WSHU book critic Joan Baum. -
-
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? -
These nocturnal neighbors are more than just spooky symbols — they play an important role in keeping local ecosystems healthy. -
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.
