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New Haven could be the next Connecticut city to add school bus cameras. Long Island food banks say household hunger is getting worse. Electric boat reaches an agreement with submarine design unions. Plus, a Revolutionary War artifact found in our region has a new permanent home.

Commentator David Bouchier reflects on the uncertain future that today’s graduates face.

Empire Wind is back on track. The first selectman from Bethany, Connecticut resigns amid a child sex abuse scandal. A look at the unofficial kick-off to Long Island summer. Plus, Connecticut lawmakers have three weeks to pass a biennial budget.

Commentator David Bouchier speculates about the secrets of suburban life.

WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Lisa Hagen to discuss her article, “With federal funding in flux, a CT farmer went back to Washington,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.

The Connecticut House is requiring insurance providers to cover a certain kind of testing. Connecticut is also getting a new U.S. Attorney. Get a guide to the state parks in the Long Island Sound region. Plus, the last segment of WSHU’s Side Hustle.

Connecticut lawmakers want a trade agreement with Puerto Rico. A new technical high school is being built in Bridgeport. Some Long Island schools have cybersecurity problems. Plus, what’s going on with disaster funding for local Connecticut farmers.

Connecticut Governor Lamont says he’s considering a third term. U.S. Senator Blumenthal proposed a bill to help gun violence victims. Some Long Island fishermen are suing the President. Plus, the controversy surrounding the first flight.

Machinists at Pratt and Whitney are on strike. The space that held the Cricket World Cup on Long Island last summer is still inaccessible to the public. New York’s AG sues the Trump administration over firings at HHS. Plus, what it’s really like for refugee families that resettle in Connecticut.

There’s a new law in Suffolk to help protect animals. How cuts to AmeriCorps will impact Connecticut. New York will tap into its rainy day fund for unemployment insurance debt. Plus, Imani Winds speaks to WSHU.