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Connecticut nonprofits ask the state for more of a funding “safety net.” Long Island lawmakers call for independent oversight of the MTA. Twenty-two states sue New York over a law regarding fossil fuels. Plus, Connecticut Democrats rally around the head of PURA.

New York officials sound the alarm on a potential cut of the federal Department of Education. Environmental advocates want a "public benefits charge" to remain on Connecticut electric bills. The MTA says more folks are riding the LIRR since congestion pricing began. New Haven sues the Trump administration over immigration policies. Plus, Connecticut Republicans seem to be aligning themselves more with Trump in his second term.

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong challenges Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order. Live poultry markets on Long Island are set to shut down for a week in the hopes of curbing bird flu. It’s almost National Pizza Day – New Haven’s celebrating! Plus, election experts say one program is changing the game in New York State elections.

Suffolk County police look at changing their human trafficking investigations. U.S. Senator Chris Murphy was up at 3 a.m. talking on the floor to oppose President Donald Trump’s nomination to lead the Office of Management and Budget. Connecticut Attorney General William Tong says the state will commit to protecting gender-affirming care. Plus, the ski jump world cup hosted at Lake Placid start today.

Democrats on Long Island sue their county executive over what they say is a militia. Connecticut lawmakers and utility companies butt heads over the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority. National Grid workers and union reps work to avoid a strike. Plus, trade concerns both the US and Canada still have despite a pause on threatened tariffs from Donald Trump.

Nassau County officials say their police will work with ICE. United Way of Greater New Haven receives almost $1 million to support early childcare. Bald eagles are getting spotted in Connecticut. Plus, a look from the CT Mirror on Governor Lamont’s budget before it’s released tomorrow.

Connecticut housing advocates say this is the year the affordable housing crisis needs to be addressed. Governor Kathy Hochul says she’s hoping to protect the New York doctor who prescribed birth control to a patient in Louisiana. Governor Ned Lamont proposes more money for special education in Connecticut. Plus, the preparations made for Lee Zeldin as the new head of the EPA.

Governor Lamont reacts to conflicting messages from the federal government about state funding. Long Island police unions endorse Kash Patel for FBI director. The ACLU of Connecticut says civil liberties are at risk. Plus, how climate change is impacting one important New England plant.

Long Island Congressman Nick LaLota says he's negotiating a "reasonable increase" to SALT deductions. Connecticut was one of 22 states to challenge the Trump freeze on federal funding. A New York State court orders the Shinnecock Nation to stop construction of a travel plaza. Long Island’s unemployment rate continues to hold steady. Plus, a New Haven church reacts to the executive order allowing ICE agents to enter.

Governor Hochul says New York state will cooperate with immigration officials amid mass deportations. The alleged Long Island serial killer was back in court today. Two West Haven police officers were shot in a standoff this morning. Eversource says it’s selling Aquarion Water. Plus, why aging Connecticut residents are finding it harder to pay their premiums for long term care insurance.

New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart says she's exploring a run for Governor of Connecticut. New Haven officials will relaunch a plan to improve connectivity on I-91. New York’s AG has sued a developer for allegedly building on protected land in the Pine Barrens. New York lawmakers push for a pay raise for restaurant workers. Plus, Democrats are concerned about the White House’s freeze of federal grants and loans.

The Nassau County DA says a former state trooper lied about being shot on the Southern State Parkway. The MTA says congestion pricing is working. A breakdown of Governor Lamont’s judicial nominations. A new report finds a handful of Long Island schools are under financial stress. Plus, the latest installment of WSHU’s Side Hustle series.

Long Island has lost its last remaining duck farm to a bird flu outbreak. Governor Lamont meets with Bridgeport teachers amid a state intervention in the district. A new initiative looks to get more Long Island kids interested in marine conservation. Plus, the Trump administration’s sweeping moves on immigration could have wide-reaching effects in Connecticut.

Education officials vote to intervene in operations at Bridgeport schools. Nassau will get a new map for its legislative districts. PURA will investigate itself after being accused of hiding information from utility companies. Plus, the New York State PTA endorses the governor's proposed cell phone ban in schools.

Connecticut Democrats seek to keep fluoride in local drinking water. New York’s homeless population has more than doubled in the past few years. Before leaving office, President Biden pardoned a Bridgeport inmate whose case changed Connecticut law. Plus, more on Governor Hochul’s budget proposal.

Governor Hochul shares her budget plan for fiscal year 2026. Will congestion pricing end under the new Trump administration? A Connecticut town official sues the president over his DOGE program proposal. Plus, Connecticut and New York's Attorneys General also sue over an executive order on birthright citizenship.

Donald Trump is sworn in as the 47th president of the United States. Our region reflects on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Plus, Governor Hochul will unveil plans for a state-wide cell phone ban in K-12 schools tomorrow.

U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer wants lawmakers to allow the limit on state and local tax deductions to expire. Riverhead opts out of a plan to pool education resources. Connecticut Democrats want to end a 40-year moratorium on nuclear power plants. Officials sound the alarm on an increased risk of wildfire in the Pine Barrens. Plus, a look at Linda McMahon’s public life in Connecticut ahead of her Senate Confirmation hearing.

Lawmakers from our region are anxious for a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. Soon you can grab a nonstop flight from Suffolk County to Boston. Connecticut senate Democrats say their priorities include worker safety and protections for striking workers. Plus, former Long Island Congressman Lee Zeldin testifies at the Senate confirmation hearing for EPA administrator.

Members of the Shinnecock confront Southampton officials after the tribe was sued over a travel plaza. A Connecticut coalition wants the state’s fiscal guardrails adjusted. A nearly twenty-year tradition brings Fairfield residents together through books. Plus, more from Governor Hochul’s State of the State address.