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Connecticut makes a huge investment into a New Haven tech hub. Inflation rebate checks will be mailed to New Yorkers over the next two months. More than 80 new laws will take effect in Connecticut on October 1. Plus, how one Ukrainian family made Connecticut feel like home.

UI will not be allowed to put taller monopoles in Fairfield County. The governors of New York and Connecticut launch a public health alliance. New York AG Letitia James vows to defend herself over mortgage fraud allegations. Plus, the first ever Latina Rockette shares her story in a new book, and she speaks to WSHU.

No Kings protests took place around the country this weekend, including right here in our region. George Santos is out of prison. Connecticut and New York join in on a lawsuit against the EPA. Plus, Long Island Sound lobstermen reflect on their loss, 26 years after a devastating lobster die-off.

The candidates for Nassau County Executive square off in a contentious debate. Connecticut could soon have another professional sports team. Creditors approve the latest settlement plan from Purdue Pharma. Plus, the troubling trend for our region’s forests.

WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Dana Edwards to discuss his article, “26 years after lobster die-off, CT lobstermen reflect on a net loss,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.

Commentator David Bouchier suggests that some rules for political debate from the sixteenth century might be useful today.

Governor Lamont wants to delay a vote on UI monopole construction in Fairfield. Lawmakers from our region look to create a national paid leave program. Two major golf events will come to Long Island after this month’s Ryder Cup. Plus, today is Constitution Day -- a conversation about the man considered the Father of the Constitution, James Madison.

WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Emilia Otte to discuss her article, “Drug overdoses in CT prisons raising alarms,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.

Long Island Railroad workers will not go on strike this week, but ask President Trump to intervene. Homelessness in Connecticut continues to rise. New York will crack down on what kids can see on social media. A look at Connecticut's new data privacy law. Plus, New York’s role in the underground railroad.

A renowned New York chorus is plunged into mayhem when a newly discovered composition leads to murder. It’s all in author Roberta Mantell’s debut novel, Angel’s Blood - Murder in the Chorus. WSHU’s Book Critic Joan Baum has this review.