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  • FEMA money will help bolster Suffolk County saltwater marshes. Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro reacts to recent Republican messaging on abortion. Governor Hochul announces a drop in Long Island crime. And a new poll finds most Connecticut residents support offshore wind.
  • Policymakers urge Connecticut to include youth voices in its plans to fight climate change. Governor Hochul reveals an extreme heat action plan. Former Suffolk DA Thomas Spota is released from prison early. New Haven’s Fair Rent Commission rejects a city tenant's union claim. And the latest from WSHU's Off the Path.
  • An audit finds Connecticut failed to promptly investigate a wave of unpaid wage complaints. Governor Hochul faces more lawsuits related to congestion pricing. A former Connecticut College sailor goes for gold! The spotted lantern fly returns to our region. And there’a a new exhibit to check out at Mystic Seaport Museum.
  • Commentator David Bouchier suspects that the end of the world has been delayed too often.
  • Connecticut officials announce funding for a coastal resiliency project for Hammonasset Beach State Park. Suffolk County is being sued by a group of parents over its bus camera program. Experts say Connecticut is experiencing record heat this summer. East Haven police say they’ve been the target of random violent attacks this week. And this SUNY program is on a mission to introduce New York City kids to the great outdoors.
  • Connecticut Democrats rally in support of the Harris-Walz presidential ticket. An announcement of New England offshore wind contracts has been postponed. Two towns in our region make a list of the country’s best for families. And the unique way one Long Island town controls its tick population.
  • Officials in our region look for ways to keep smartphones out of schools. Connecticut republican leaders address high electric bills in the state. A major update to the LIE is finally complete. And the latest from WSHU’s Off the Path.
  • It’s primary election day in Connecticut today. Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro calls for the return of an expanded child tax credit. The Shinnecock Nation breaks ground on a new travel plaza in Hampton Bays. And one former Olympian says a lot has changed about the games since her time.
  • There’s still plenty of summer left to plan some fun stay-cations! Results are mostly in from yesterday’s primary elections in Connecticut. Long Island lawmakers call for a study of ground contamination near Bethpage Community Park. And Connecticut residents will see another increase in their electric bills.
  • One of history’s most notorious pirates is Captain William Kidd. His legend is tied to rumors of the buried treasure he supposedly left up and down the Atlantic coast, from the Caribbean to Canada. But Captain Kidd insisted he wasn’t a pirate — and in reality, he may not have buried much treasure at all.
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