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Connecticut officials have launched a campaign in Fairfield that includes road upgrades to promote safer streets. Governor Lamont vetoes a controversial housing bill. Long Island Republicans urge senators to save Biden-era tax cuts for clean energy. Governor Hochul wants to build New York’s first nuclear power plant in a generation. Plus, legendary French chef Jacques Pépin visits New Haven.

It began with one of America's richest men jumping out of a moving train to trudge through the mud and scope out the property. It was the cultivating grounds for the 'queen of American etiquette,' Emily Post, as well as the most iconic men's suit in the modern world. This week, join us for a tour of Tuxedo Park, New York!

Long Island officials say they’re cracking down on illegal fireworks. A Bridgeport beach is closed for the rest of the summer thanks to invasive ticks. Connecticut drivers can now pay for gas with E-Z pass. Plus, it’s the latest from WSHU’s Off the Path.

Connecticut Governor Lamont says he could get behind natural gas pipelines in New York. The budget reconciliation bill is awaiting a House vote. A new poll shows where New York Governor Hochul stands amongst voters. Plus, the ice cream shop that’s bringing a taste of Puerto Rico to Connecticut.

Thousands across our region joined “No Kings” protests over the weekend. Wyandanch schools change their mascot amid a state ban on Native American imagery in school. Plus, the latest from WSHU’s Off the Path.

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont is likely to sign a controversial housing bill. Federal prosecutors have charged a former cargo ship captain with rape. And, a bill to legalize physician-assisted suicide is one step closer to becoming law in New York.

WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Ginny Monk to discuss her article, “Through ‘Loose Ends,’ CT crafters complete unfinished projects,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.

Meet the stay-at-home mom turned content creator and expert on Long Island summer fun. But first, a Connecticut high schooler has been detained by ICE. Southold lawmakers consider restrictions on lawn irrigation. Plus, the New York state comptroller shares his thoughts on the budget.

Commentator David Bouchier complains that complaining has become a way of life.

It’s part two of WSHU's conversation with Lauren of Kids Day Out Long Island. But first, Connecticut lawmakers weigh in on the LA ICE protests. We’re breaking down the bills that didn’t make it in the Connecticut legislature this year. Plus, the New York state Senate passes medical aid in dying.