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  • Commentator David Bouchier remarks on how many people have found an inexpensive way of shopping.
  • Tens of thousands of Venezuelan migrants are eligible to apply for work in New York. Connecticut is not meeting the EPA standard for ozone levels. A new plan could save drivers some money on tolls to enter Manhattan. And a conversation about WSHU’s new Sound Science series.
  • Connecticut enters a multi-state agreement for offshore wind procurement with Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Avangrid pulls out of Park City Wind. Another video raises concerns over absentee ballot fraud in Bridgeport. Suffolk County’s budget gets delayed again. And more on efforts in New York to move to clean energy.
  • A report shows Connecticut hospitals face increasingly dire costs. Advocates call for an investigation into waste company Covanta. Over 80,000 Connecticut kids struggle with food insecurity. And a new foundation is helping to buy gear for New York’s forest rangers.
  • The candidates for Suffolk County Executive sparred over housing, public safety and environmental issues during a Newsday debate. New York state police will up their presence at synagogues. Connecticut’s cannabis industry brought in over $25 million last month. And have you noticed this repeated phrase in Governor Hochul’s speeches?
  • Commentator David Bouchier considers the impact of the voyages of Columbus.
  • WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Jan Ellen Spiegel to discuss her article, “As flooding worsens in CT, its drainage systems can’t keep up,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.
  • First, it was a biography. This summer it was a must-see movie. Our Book critic Joan Baum read the book and saw the film. Here’s her review of American Prometheus.
  • Star Crossed is a new book that tells the true story of two young people in Paris, who fell in love during the Nazi occupation. Our Culture Critic Joan Baum has this review.
  • Some residents on Long Island’s south shore say they’re concerned with Equinor’s planned offshore wind project, Empire Wind 2. Arguments begin in the absentee ballot case in Bridgeport. A fifth of Connecticut’s young adults are disconnected from education and employment. The Brookhaven landfill is a key issue in the upcoming election for Suffolk County Executive.
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