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The Supreme Court says the Sackler family is not immune from opioid civil lawsuits. Four Connecticut school districts face complaints over special education. A former Suffolk official defends the county’s months-long cyber attack response. The Connecticut Inspector General releases a report detailing the deaths of two Bristol police officers. And the latest from WSHU’s Off the Path.

The task force investigating the Long Island serial killer case has received 15 credible reports from incarcerated sex workers who say they interacted with suspected killer Rex Heuermann. Bridgeport’s wastewater treatment facility is getting a $2 million upgrade. And officials are warning residents to stay safe over the Fourth of July weekend.

The Connecticut Early Music Festival takes place each June, and with the 2024 Festival set to begin Suzanne chatted with the Festival’s Artistic Director about what’s on the agenda.

Connecticut mourns State Trooper Aaron Pelletier. The alleged Long Island serial killer faces two more murder charges. Wildlife officials want beachgoers to be mindful of nesting shorebirds. And a study into whale deaths on the East Coast identifies vessel strikes as a major contributor.

Commentator David Bouchier is suffering from charity overload.

Brookhaven will end its part of a lawsuit against waste facility Covanta. ISO New England says they’re ready for any unpredictable weather this summer. Could UConn lose its beloved men's basketball coach to the NBA? And Maritime Aquarium will celebrate World Oceans Day this weekend.

UConn basketball coach Dan Hurley has decided to stay with the Huskies for another season. A halt to congestion pricing has left a $1 billion hole in the MTA’s budget. New York could drop the Regents requirement to graduate high school. Hartford Healthcare and Sloan Kettering partner up. And two years after a fatal Connecticut fire, questions still remain.

WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Ginny Monk to discuss her article written with Dave Altimari, “A fatal fire, an illegal apartment and a closed investigation,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.

India takes the Cricket World Cup! Suffolk will end its red light camera program in December. Survivors of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting graduated high school today. And New York unveils a new Mobile ID program.

Commentator David Bouchier wonders why walking in the suburbs seems to be so dangerous.