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New Haven police are trained in crisis prevention to better respond to mental health emergencies. Good at Heart explores how the program is helping officers and the community.

What inspires a composer to turn history into music? Sarah Kirkland Snider talks with Suzanne about Forward Into Light, an orchestral work inspired by the American women's suffrage movement, and the storytelling at the heart of her music.

Some Long Island leaders are praising the governor for her one-year moratorium on large-scale data centers. A federal appeals court gives the green light to Tweed’s expansion. Tensions were high between Chris Murphy and Pete Hegseth at a hearing yesterday. Plus, what to expect from tonight’s debate between the democratic candidates for Connecticut governor.

Suffolk asks the state to help clean contaminated groundwater in East Hampton. Connecticut’s largest food bank will get a major upgrade. Researchers have identified new shark species in New England waters this summer. Plus, a look at last night’s debate between the democrats running for congress in Connecticut’s first district.

A team of climbers journeys up Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, but they don’t all make it back down. The fallout from their expedition follows the team back home with dreadful consequences. Kimberly McCreight’s new novel, Someone Else’s Husband, takes readers on a wild, suspenseful trip to discover what happened on the mountain and who is responsible for the murder. Here's Joan Baum's review.

Did you know Connecticut’s largest lake is man-made? First, Southold officials consider a new law on how town police interact with ICE. And Connecticut regulators make a decision on how much to reimburse Eversource for storm-related costs.

Commentator David Bouchier admires the tall tales that we bring back from vacation.

Suffolk will pay drivers millions in a red light camera lawsuit. Primary election day in Connecticut is a week out -- a look at what folks are predicting, and the unique lawsuit to come out of the fifth district. Plus, Bruce Blakeman takes a stance on solar.

Eastern Long Island residents are asked to stop watering their lawns. Connecticut will set aside funds for immigrants who’ve lost temporary protected status. A look at a local effort to restore New England’s oyster beds. Plus, WSHU’s Birdsong Break.

When cancer touched their lives, two Connecticut teens created an app that helps patients and caregivers manage symptoms, medications and appointments. Good at Heart host Randye Kaye spoke with Teddy Aaron about the inspiration behind Soothe Note and how it helps people now.