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Helicopters drop thousands of gallons of water to push out brush fires around Connecticut. Nearly one in three election workers say they’ve been harassed on the job. Long Island leads New York in efforts towards green energy. Plus, Connecticut Republicans say they’re suspicious about election integrity.

Commentator David Bouchier is thankful that the dark ages are far behind us.

Bridgeport officials say absentee drop-boxes are secure ahead of Election Day. The fight against brush fires around Connecticut continues. October is shaping up to be Long Island’s driest ever. The candidates for CT-4 took part in a debate last night. Plus, what’s ailing Connecticut’s oaks?

The candidates for U.S. Senate from Connecticut debated in New Haven last night. Suffolk County lawmakers hash out details for a spending plan. Connecticut environmental officials look for more energy-efficient projects. Plus, the story of a father-son duo directed towards buried treasure by ghosts!

In the mid-1800s, a father and son spent years digging a long, winding tunnel into solid rock on a hill in Lynn, Massachusetts. They said they were looking for lost treasure—with directions from a ghostly pirate.

In Carolyn Jack’s latest novel, a child prodigy navigates the ruthless worlds of classical music, opera, and his mother’s ambition. Can he survive the pressure? Book critic Joan Baum read the book. Here’s her review.

WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Mark Pazniokas to discuss his article, “Voter fraud in elections? Partisanship divides CT and the nation,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.

Early voting began on Long Island this weekend. A look at how Connecticut counts its votes. Governor Lamont requests an audit of the state’s college and university system. Plus, are you struggling with election anxiety? You’re not alone.

Remembering the life of former Connecticut Governor Jodi Rell. Bruce Blakeman says he’ll work with the Trump administration on deportations. The MTA proposes a 4% rate hike for tickets and tolls. Plus, Phillip Johnson’s glass house is a Connecticut icon, but some have trouble separating the art from the architect.

Fatal car accidents are down in Connecticut thanks to a new effort by state police. Officials say it will take billions of dollars to get PFAS out of New York’s water supply. Governor Lamont warns residents about the cost of healthcare under Trump’s incoming administration. Plus, an effort to retain more early childhood educators in New Haven.