Tess Terrible

Several branches of the military are in a recruitment crisis. This hour, we learn how the military is addressing the crisis and why fewer Americans are eligible to join the service.

The Archdiocese of Hartford includes over 400,000 Catholics across the state. This hour, Archbishop Christopher Coyne joins us to discuss serving the Catholic population in Connecticut and the "Dignitas Infinita," a recent document published by the Vatican.

Throughout history, our state has been known for making big contributions to aviation technology. This hour on Where We Live, we’re talking about the history and future of flight in our state.

April is Autism Acceptance Month. A new bill passed last year means that more autistic adults could receive services from the state. This hour, we talk about the Connecticut Autism Waiver program.

Financial literacy is now required coursework for all students in Connecticut starting with class of 2027. This hour, we take a look at this course, and hear from the people that got it into classrooms.

Watching the Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse in Baltimore has made a lot of us talk about the state of our infrastructure. Today, we talk about this incident, updating bridges and roads in our state, and the future of green infrastructure.

This hour on Where We Live, we hear from the Office of the Child Advocate and Disability Rights Connecticut. We learn about their investigation into a group of schools serving special needs students and what can be done to protect the rights of these students.

A flannel shirt and blue jeans - are these staples in your wardrobe? This hour on Where we Live, we hear about the small but mighty American clothing and textile industry, and how some entrepreneurs are trying to preserve it. New York Times reporter and author Steven Kurutz joins us.

This hour on Where We Live, we discuss how art can tell a story about our changing environment. We’ll hear from the Mattatuck Museum and how its “Sea Change - See Change” exhibit is raising awareness of how climate change is impacting our oceans.

Medications like Ozempic are used to treat diabetes. But some people are using it to lose weight. Today on Where We Live, we talk about these drugs, and combating weight stigma in and out the doctor’s office.