Senator Richard Blumenthal joins Lisa Wexler to talk about banning weighted infant sleep products and testing a new car that can tell if you are drunk and won’t let you drive. Do you think you have a right to drive drunk? What if the car refuses to let you? Image Credit: REUTERS/Michelle McLoughlin
New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her thoughts on the recent utility bill increases that are shocking CT residents. Image Credit: Moment Makers Group / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Comptroller, Sean Scanlon, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss CT’s rainy day fund and DDS funding. Image Credit: sasirin pamai / iStock / Getty Images Plus
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Senator Henri Martin, district 31, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss the recent discovery of several census mistakes and how they affect CT. Image Credit: hapabapa / iStock / Getty Images Plus
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Public Utilities Regulatory Authority Chair, Marissa Gillett, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about having a new commissioner, which will make a team of 4 temporarily, her recent dissent, and what is coming up this fall. Image Credit: Ruslan Danyliuk / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Connecticut Inside Investigator reporter, Katherine Revello, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss her in-depth report on CT’s Right to Read waiver decisions. Image Credit: Userba011d64_201 / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Lisa Wexler explains President’s Biden’s plan to reform the Supreme Court and answers a question about how disability benefits may affect a pension fund and the best local resources to get information, and who to do go to draft a special needs trust. Image Credit: Mesut Dogan / iStock / Getty Images Plus
CT169Strong Founder, Maria Weingarten, joins Lisa Wexler to warn CT residents about following NJ’s unfortunate housing legislation outcome of raised taxes, raised mill rates and a lot of lawsuits. Image Credit: Aramyan / iStock / Getty Images Plus