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  • Bridgeport is getting a new clean energy manufacturing plant. Time is running out for thousands of New Yorkers to submit a vision test to the DMV. Connecticut’s turkey population remains stable, despite a decline in their national numbers. And advocates urge Governor Hochul to outlaw non-compete contracts.
  • Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim says he takes full responsibility for absentee ballot fraud during September’s primary election. A new proposal would increase wages for Connecticut’s tipped workers. A report finds working families are leaving New York state at higher rates than wealthier residents. And eastern Long Island sees a spike in wage theft.
  • Suzanne spoke with Brandon Patrick George about his debut 2020 solo recording, and welcomed him back in Fall 2023 to talk about his second solo recording, TWOFOLD, which pairs solo flute works by composers such as C.P.E. Bach, Ruth Crawford Seeger, and Claude Debussy with new works by composers including Reena Esmail, Saad Haddad, and Shawn E. Okpebholo.
  • Long Island Congressman George Santos has been expelled from Congress. What a new report reveals about racial disparities in traffic stops by Connecticut police. An app meant to shield Suffolk from another cyberattack gets hit with a data breach. And how one Connecticut town is dealing with more frequent flooding.
  • 600,000 Connecticut residents are projected to be traveling this Thanksgiving weekend. It can be a tough time of year for those with seasonal depression. A new program in New York will bring farm fresh foods to local communities. And an Indigenous story teller shares the true meaning of Thanksgiving.
  • Commentator David Bouchier finds that gifts are the hardest part of the holiday season.
  • Two Rhode Island heritage organizations have filed separate but similar lawsuits over South Fork Wind and Revolution Wind projects. Connecticut has seen an unusual uptick in cases of RSV. Independent voters were a huge help to Long Island Republicans in the last election. And could more traffic circles help Connecticut’s motor vehicle accident rates?
  • WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Tom Condon to discuss his article, “Four Corners no more: CT turning some intersections into roundabouts,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.
  • Governor Ned Lamont withdraws regulations that would have prohibited the sale of new gasoline powered vehicles in Connecticut by 2035. New Haven will convert a city hotel into a homeless shelter. An investigation is underway into a fire at a historical site on Long Island. And a bill in New York seeks to increase voter turnout, while saving some money.
  • The Metropolitan Transportation Authority approves a congestion pricing plan for lower Manhattan. A Bridgeport official accuses John Gomes supporters of ballot stuffing during the mayoral election. The South Fork wind farm has started to deliver power to Long Island. And could Tom Suozzi get his old seat in Congress back in a vote to replace George Santos?
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