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After All Things

  • Our region joins a lawsuit over new global tariffs. Senator Murphy wants to restrict government officials from using online prediction markets. Plus, a new report finds chemical contamination in certain vegetables grown on Long Island’s East End.
  • Connecticut lawmakers consider AI regulations. Former Long Island Congressman Anthony D’Espositio wants his old seat back. Higher education advocates in Connecticut want the state to expand scholarship access. Plus, Long Island firefighters push for more benefits for volunteers.
  • Our region could be closer to being connected by a bridge over the Sound. A new poll shows Bruce Blakeman gaining momentum in the race for New York governor. Plus, could Connecticut ban mini liquor bottles?
  • Governor Lamont will take a red pen to an emergency bill. OLA of Eastern Long Island proposes an idea to increase community trust in law enforcement. Plus, a program at the Long Island Museum uses art to help those with memory loss.
  • An effort in Connecticut looks to growth the state's blue economy. Lawmakers from our region react to the strikes on Iran. Enrollment is growing at SUNY schools, but university officials say they still need state help. Some towns are out of money for winter cleanup after all the snow we’ve been getting. Plus, an effort in Connecticut to clear homeless encampments draws some criticism.
  • Brookhaven residents are sick of the town landfill. Could Connecticut get rid of taxes on tips? A new documentary about the late U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut drops this weekend. Plus, for the bird nerds – it’s the latest WSHU’s Birdsong Break.
  • The final vision for Manresa Island’s environmental cleanup has been unveiled. But first, Connecticut Democrats use an emergency procedure to pass a package of bills. Living in New York is expensive -- some lawmakers are blaming tariffs for that. Plus, snow removal continues in the region and now we're helping out our neighbors, too!
  • Lawmakers from our region react to last night’s State of the Union. You can literally see Great South Bay through a hole in the Fire Island Inlet bridge. A new survey has good news for Governor Lamont. Plus, what exactly is geothermal energy?
  • More than half of Connecticut’s federal delegation is skipping the president’s State of the Union tonight. All the snow we got this winter has put a strain on our region’s road salt supply. A bridge in Westport is yours if you want it — you'll just have to move it yourself! Plus, a long-lost whale song resurfaces.
  • Our region sees historic snowfall -- the latest on the blizzard. Plus, details from the former New Haven police chief’s arrest warrant, and the latest from WSHU’s The Making of U.S.