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A Connecticut cold case that dates back twenty years now has some closure. Police believe they found the killer in a 2005 murder case in Windsor Locks. And what's surprising is this case doesn't just involve Connecticut. For the investigative report, we spoke with News 8 reporter, Jeff Derderian. For Jeff's story: https://www.wtnh.com/news/connecticut/hartford/suspect-in-2005-windsor-locks-murder-appears-in-court/ Image Courtesy of Jeff Derderian and WTNH 

Mike Cerulli from WTNH gives us the latest about Gov Lamont and the State Capitol

Tune in this Sunday to News You Can Use on WTIC Newstalk 1080 at 5:30 and 9:00 AM as host Ann Baldwin sits down with Emmy-nominated investigative reporter Jeff Derderian of WTNH. Jeff takes us through his incredible journey in broadcasting, from his early days in radio in Providence to covering some of the biggest news stories of our time, including 9/11 and Columbine, during his years in Boston. With decades of experience in investigative journalism, Jeff shares firsthand accounts of reporting on historic events and how the industry has evolved over the years. Don't miss this fascinating conversation as Jeff reflects on the challenges and triumphs of his career and what it takes to thrive in today's fast-paced news environment. Hear exclusive insights into his work at WTNH and how he continues to uncover stories that matter to Connecticut viewers. Tune in to News You Can Use with Ann Baldwin for this must-hear episode!

WTNH and Captial Report's Mike Cerulli discusses Governor Lamont, the latest on the legislative session and the ongoing drama surrounding PURA.

Police departments in Connecticut now have a new tool in fighting crime. The new technology is called GrayKey and it allows Investigators to get into an alleged criminal's phone no matter what secret passcode they have used or if the phone is even locked. We asked investigative reporter, Jeff Derderian, about the details. For Jeff's story on WTNH: https://www.wtnh.com/news/connecticut/how-connecticut-police-break-into-suspect-phones/ Image Courtesy of Jeff Derderian and WTNH 

Speeding continues to be a huge problem on Connecticut highways and lawmakers are trying to figure out how to combat the issue effectively. Investigative reporter, Jeff Derderian learned about one proposal bringing tougher penalties to offenders, including jail time. For the full story: https://www.wtnh.com/news/connecticut/connecticut-state-police-dot-cracking-down-on-super-speeders/ Image Courtesy of WTNH and Jeff Derderian

He is the only journalist who sat down for a one-on-one with the Cheshire teacher who stepped down from her job after a politically charged Snapchat video was leaked to the public. Award winning anchor and reporter, Dennis House from News 8, sat down with Annie Dunleavy. He spoke to us about it before his exclusive interview plays in full this weekend. Image Courtesy of Dennis House and WTNH 

On Day 11 of Richard Allen's trial in the Delphi murders, the court focused on testimonies related to Allen's mental health and alleged confessions while in prison. Dr. Monica Wala, a psychologist from Westville Correctional Facility, testified about Allen's mental state during his time in prison. She described symptoms of depression, suicidal ideation, and other psychological struggles that Allen faced during his 13 months in solitary confinement. The defense argued that these conditions may have contributed to Allen's behavior and alleged confessions, which were not recorded but documented by prison staff. Dr. Wala confirmed that Allen was under significant mental stress, particularly during his initial months at the facility. The defense also highlighted concerns about the conditions in which Allen received therapy, pointing out that he was confined in a small cage during sessions and was often shackled.Additionally, the day included testimony regarding a car allegedly seen near the crime scene on the day of the murders. Steve Mullin testified that the only 2016 black Ford Focus SE registered in Carroll County belonged to Richard Allen, but the defense argued that the car in the footage could have belonged to someone else, as similar models were registered in surrounding areas. The trial ended with emotional exchanges, including an argument between the defense attorney and Brad Weber, a witness who owns property near the crime scene. Weber vehemently denied a claim made by the defense regarding his activities on the day of the murders. The day concluded with anticipation for more evidence, as the jury was scheduled to listen to audio recordings in the next session.(commercial at 10:32)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:‘I just want to sign my confession': Suspect gives his account of Delphi murders to prison psychologist | WTNH.com

On Day 11 of Richard Allen's trial in the Delphi murders, the court focused on testimonies related to Allen's mental health and alleged confessions while in prison. Dr. Monica Wala, a psychologist from Westville Correctional Facility, testified about Allen's mental state during his time in prison. She described symptoms of depression, suicidal ideation, and other psychological struggles that Allen faced during his 13 months in solitary confinement. The defense argued that these conditions may have contributed to Allen's behavior and alleged confessions, which were not recorded but documented by prison staff. Dr. Wala confirmed that Allen was under significant mental stress, particularly during his initial months at the facility. The defense also highlighted concerns about the conditions in which Allen received therapy, pointing out that he was confined in a small cage during sessions and was often shackled.Additionally, the day included testimony regarding a car allegedly seen near the crime scene on the day of the murders. Steve Mullin testified that the only 2016 black Ford Focus SE registered in Carroll County belonged to Richard Allen, but the defense argued that the car in the footage could have belonged to someone else, as similar models were registered in surrounding areas. The trial ended with emotional exchanges, including an argument between the defense attorney and Brad Weber, a witness who owns property near the crime scene. Weber vehemently denied a claim made by the defense regarding his activities on the day of the murders. The day concluded with anticipation for more evidence, as the jury was scheduled to listen to audio recordings in the next session.(commercial at 9:49)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:‘I just want to sign my confession': Suspect gives his account of Delphi murders to prison psychologist | WTNH.com

On Day 11 of Richard Allen's trial in the Delphi murders, the court focused on testimonies related to Allen's mental health and alleged confessions while in prison. Dr. Monica Wala, a psychologist from Westville Correctional Facility, testified about Allen's mental state during his time in prison. She described symptoms of depression, suicidal ideation, and other psychological struggles that Allen faced during his 13 months in solitary confinement. The defense argued that these conditions may have contributed to Allen's behavior and alleged confessions, which were not recorded but documented by prison staff. Dr. Wala confirmed that Allen was under significant mental stress, particularly during his initial months at the facility. The defense also highlighted concerns about the conditions in which Allen received therapy, pointing out that he was confined in a small cage during sessions and was often shackled.Additionally, the day included testimony regarding a car allegedly seen near the crime scene on the day of the murders. Steve Mullin testified that the only 2016 black Ford Focus SE registered in Carroll County belonged to Richard Allen, but the defense argued that the car in the footage could have belonged to someone else, as similar models were registered in surrounding areas. The trial ended with emotional exchanges, including an argument between the defense attorney and Brad Weber, a witness who owns property near the crime scene. Weber vehemently denied a claim made by the defense regarding his activities on the day of the murders. The day concluded with anticipation for more evidence, as the jury was scheduled to listen to audio recordings in the next session.(commercial at 9:49)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:‘I just want to sign my confession': Suspect gives his account of Delphi murders to prison psychologist | WTNH.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.

The Great Dennis House from WTNH discusses a great event to honor his late friend and co-worker Denise D'ascenzo and how you can be involved!

John Pearson of WTNH discusses Dan Hurley's decision to stay with UConn

Dumb Ass News - A live 12-inch eel was pulled out of a man's abdomen.  Comedian Vince Berry joined Chaz & AJ in studio to figure out how it got in unnoticed. (0:00) Channel 8's Sarah Cody came in to discuss her gripe with Bruce Springsteen, college tours, her new(ish) weatherman and being gifted vodka nips. (3:59) Chaz & AJ interviewed Spin Doctors lead singer Chris Barron ahead of their upcoming Westport show April 5.  He dove deep into the inspiration for "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong", which no one saw coming! (27:53)

WTNH's Dennis House is in a Movie!! He talks about what movie as well as the news business these days.

WTNH's Jeff Derderian delivers a feature on hate in the Nutmeg state.

Dennis House is an Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist and is celebrated as one of Connecticut's most influential figures. One of his first big breaks was breaking the rules to get an interview with President Ronald Reagan. For the last 30 years he's brought a local perspective to some of the biggest news stories and has appeared nationally in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Politico, MSNBC and many others. Today, Dennis anchors the nightly newscasts at WTNH News 8. We talk about the move to WTNH, overcoming adversity and his childhood aspiration of always wanting to work in news. Let's get UpFront with Dennis House. More on Dennis House: www.dennishouse.tv

CT News stations have an epic fear mongering showdown. We crown the king of fear between WFSB and WTNH. How Happy is CT really? We examine a new study that says we have work to do. Lou suggests we give up on the city of Bridgeport but the listeners defend their city.

Where do we begin? For starters, Ann Nyberg has spent more than 40 years in television news. She's the longest-serving female news anchor/reporter in Connecticut television history. You've probably seen her on WTNH News 8 for the 5, 6, 10 or 11 o'clock nightly newscasts. Or, maybe you've caught her own show called “NYBERG” where she interviews all sorts of interesting guests. Ann's list of accomplishments is impressive. In 2015 she was inducted into the Silver Circle, an honor given to television professionals who have made significant contributions to their community and to the vitality of the television industry. Ann has also been voted the Best News Anchor for a decade in the Connecticut Magazine readers' poll, has been nominated for multiple Emmys, published two books, founded a charity, and was awarded the Spirit of the Katharine Hepburn Award. Above all else she is devoted to her family and enjoys spending time with her children and grandchildren. So how does she keep going? What inspires her? What kind of lessons has she learned throughout her career? We find this out and so much more! Connect with Ann Nyberg: www.wtnh.com www.twitter.com/AnnNyberg

"Named one of the “12 Most Influential People” by Hartford Magazine, and recently “Best Anchor” by Connecticut Magazine, native New England and Emmy award winning Dennis House is one of the most experienced and highly regarded broadcast journalists in Connecticut. Dennis can be seen co-anchoring the 6 and 11 o'clock newscasts with Ann Nyberg weeknights, on WTNH-TV, Connecticut's ABC station. While at WTNH, Dennis has broken many stories including a secret plan to downgrade the University of Hartford's athletic program to exclusive interviews with Vice-President Kamala Harris and reputed mobster Robert Gentile, whom the FBI suspected was involved in the biggest art heist in world history. From 1992 to 2020 Dennis was at WFSB-TV, (CBS) where he anchored the morning news for two years before moving to the evening news where was a mainstay for more than 25 years. He also hosted the critically acclaimed “Face the State” for more than a dozen years. Dennis' work over the years led to many changes in state government and campaigns and his interviews were often picked up by local and national media organizations including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, the Politico, MSNBC and others." - https://dennishouse.tv/

WTNH's Rick Green talks about the latest polls.

Rick Green from WTNH recaps the debate in the 5th disctrict

The Municipal Voice with Guest Rick Green, WTNH by WNHH Community Radio

Suzie recaps the start of the final Rockies road trip, where Colorado falls to San Francisco 5-2. Then, John Pierson, Sports Director for WTNH in Connecticut, talks about the time he spent with the Rockies' top prospects this year. Finally, former Rockies reliever Yency Almonte tells us about his incredible season with the LA Dodgers, and the one food from the Colorado clubhouse he just can't live without! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

9/15/22 - Jodi Latina WTNH And Yale Social Worker Sharon Moales by The Lisa Wexler Show

9/15/22 - Jodi Latina WTNH And Yale Social Worker Sharon Moales by The Lisa Wexler Show

A father who had previously been charged with child abuse faces new cruelty charges after allegedly forcing a child to eat feces.  Kevin Grant and his wife, Kaitlin Baptiste, were arrested in 2020 after Grant was accused of forcing a child to sleep in a locked closet, kneel on tacks, and drink hot sauce, according to WTNH-TV. Grant's wife allegedly knew about the abuse but did nothing to stop it.  According to WTNH, Grant was initially arrested and charged with intentional cruelty to persons, risk of injury to a child, and second-degree reckless endangerment.  On August 10, a new arrest warrant was issued for Grant, accusing him of additional charges. Currently, there are four victims accusing Grant of abuse.  According to the arrest warrant, a child victim told authorities that his brother was forced to "go to the bathroom in a box." According to the child, Grant "smelled the poop" one day and forced his brother to eat it.  According to reports, one child was forced to "lick his pee off the toilet seat because he had peed on it."  According to the warrant, Grant repeatedly hit one of the children with his belt and threatened to kick him in the genital area if he spoke back to Grant. Grant is also accused of forcing one of the kids to hit another with a bat.  According to the arrest warrant, Grant stuffed firecrackers into one of the other children's pants and set them off.  Grant was arrested on August 10 and is scheduled to appear in court on October 5. If you like TRUE CRIME TODAY - Be sure to search and subscribe wherever you download podcasts! Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-a-true-crime-podcast/id1504280230?uo=4 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/0GYshi6nJCf3O0aKEBTOPs Stitcher http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/real-ghost-stories-online-2/dark-side-of-wikipedia-true-crime-disturbing-stories iHeart https://www.iheart.com/podcast/270-Dark-Side-of-Wikipedia-Tru-60800715 Amazon https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/565dc51b-d214-4fab-b38b-ae7c723cb79a/Dark-Side-of-Wikipedia-True-Crime-Dark-History Google Podcasts https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzUwMDEyNjAucnNz Or Search "True Crime Today" for the best in True Crime ANYWHERE you get podcasts! Support the show at http://www.patreon.com/truecrimetoday

Dennis House fills in for Brian Shactman and talks with Ashley Baylor of WTNH about her brand new children's book and how you can get it today!

On this Sunday's Special 4th of July edition of News You Can Use on WTIC NewsTalk 1080 at 5:30a and 9:00a, host Ann Baldwin and co-host Lisa Nkonoki welcome 3-time Emmy Award Winner, WTNH channel 8, feature reporter and weekend news anchor Sarah Cody. Sarah talks about why she is so passionate about the stories that she tells, as well as all of the places and people that she meets along the way. As part of her signature, “8-Things to Do!” you won't want to miss this as Sarah picks some of her favorite 4th of July weekend activities that are happening throughout the state on Sunday, July 3rd and Monday, July 4th. WTNH Channel 8 will also be airing a 1-hour special hosted by Sara called, Destination New England, where she travels to some of the best spots in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont and the rest of New England as she looks to share all of the adventure, activities and beauty that New England has to offer. Destination New England with Sarah Cody airs at 10:00 am, Sunday, July 3rd on WTNH Channel 8.

On this Sunday's Special 4th of July edition of News You Can Use onWTIC NewsTalk 1080 at 5:30a and 9:00a, host Ann Baldwin and co-hostLisa Nkonoki welcome 3-time Emmy Award Winner, WTNH channel 8,feature reporter and weekend news anchor Sarah Cody.Sarah talks about why she is so passionate about thestories that she tells, as well as all of the places andpeople that she meets along the way.As part of her signature, “8-Things to Do!” you won'twant to miss this as Sarah picks some of her favorite4th of July weekend activities that are happeningthroughout the state on Sunday, July 3rd and Monday,July 4th.WTNH Channel 8 will also be airing a 1-hour special hosted by Sara called,Destination New England, where she travels to some of the best spots inConnecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont and the rest of New England as shelooks to share all of the adventure, activities and beauty that New Englandhas to offer.Destination New England with Sarah Cody airs at 10:00 am, Sunday, July3 rd on WTNH Channel 8.

New Haven Police have a controversy on their hands, as NHPD reportedly failed to help a paralyzed prisoner properly, and ignoring protocol to deal with an injured detained citizen. Todd breaks down the WTNH report on the issue, and the confusion around continued failures like this from those in positions of power. Tune in weekdays 3-6 PM EST on WTIC Newstalk 1080 ;or on the new Audacy app!

Join us on The Holistic Kids Show as learn more about how Ms Ayah Galal made her dreams come true! She is such an amazing role model for all of us! Ms Ayah Galal is a reporter and multimedia journalist at WFSB-TV, the CBS News affiliate in Connecticut. Ayah joined the Eyewitness News team in 2018 and currently serves as the Hartford Bureau Chief. In December 2021, Ms Ayah made history, becoming the first woman in hijab to anchor a newscast in Connecticut. Before becoming a full-time reporter, Ayah worked as a producer at WFSB and WTNH. Ayah graduated from Quinnipiac University, where she double majored in journalism and political science. We are soooo honored! Learn more https://ayahgalal.com/

Todd continues coverage live from the GOP Convention from the Foxwoods Casino, as Dennis House checks in and weighs in on his role at WTNH, and how it differs from his previous employer. Todd then is joined by GOP Senate Candidate, Peter Lumaj, to speak on what he brings to the table for CT voters. Tune in weekdays 3-6 PM EST on WTIC Newstalk 1080 ;or on the new Audacy app!

John Pierson, Sports Director at WTNH, joins us to talk about the station's Inside New York Baseball show. We talk about some keys to success for the Yankees and Mets this year, look at the managers and rosters, and more (even a little Boston chat for our Red Sox friends). 

Joe Aguiar returned to "Connecticut Today" with a whole new cast of visitors. First, Ric Suzio called in to talk about the Meriden Daffodil Festival (0:00). Brian Spyros from WTNH fame joined Joe to talk about some of the newer details in the Fotis Dulos case (17:12). State Senate Democratic Leader Bob Duff of Norwalk talked about what's going on at the Capitol, including more calls for state lawmakers to get a pay raise (29:25). Finally, Brian Forster from the "In Storrs Podcast" called in to talk about the UConn Women's basketball team (47:00). Image Credit: Getty Images

We're joined by WTNH Meteorolgist, Gil Simmons to talk about the Vets Rock Expo coming to Mohegan Sun on November 13th and how you can get involved!

I brought in Suzie Hunter, @TheSuzieHunter on Twitter and IG, to talk about her 30-park Ballpark Tour! After her contract ran out with WTNH, she decided to tour all 30 Ballparks, and raise money for the Boys and Girls Clubs of America while doing so! Check out her favorite park so far, and even her favorite Nachos! S/Os to Hannah Wing and Nacho Scout! Tune in!

On this week's program, hosts Ann Baldwin and guest co-host Beth Connor speak with Ted Koppy, morning anchor for NBC Connecticut. Ted is a familiar face in Connecticut media. He has worked at News 12 Connecticut and before that, WTNH in New Haven. Ted talks about the heart-wrenching stories he's covered since Covid-19 and the surge in child obesity due to the pandemic. Tune in this Sunday to hear more from Ted about his experience as a journalist, the power of social media and local news in your community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sahar El formerly FELICIA RICKS is a nutritionist and graduate of Celebrity Dr. Joel Fuhrman's Nutrition Education Institute.  She has been featured in First For Women Magazine, WTNH, and in Dr. Fuhrman's Eat To Live Cookbook interview.  Sahar is also a single mom and has some amazing tips on how you can be a stress free mom and what it takes to keep it together.   Website: https://www.saharelhealth.com/   IG: @saharelnutritionist   Apply To Work With Me: www.avishaiel.com/12week-eat-stress-away-program-application    

Just about a month ago the University of Hartford Men's Basketball team was playing in its first NCAA Tournament. Head Coach John Gallagher was out in the media talking to anyone who would listen about his program and the university. Fast forward to last week when WTNH's Dennis House reported that the university was debating a demotion in their athletic program from D1 to D3. On this episode I'll dive into this story from a few different angles. First, you'll hear from Dennis House himself (1:38-11:15). He gives additional background on this story and talks about his interview with University of Hartford president Gregory Woodward. Next up you'll hear from Melissa Pereira (11:16-19:57). A former softball player for UHart, she has gone out to start a petition to keep the school at the D1 level. She'll explain why she started the petition and what being a D1 athlete meant to you. Finally, you'll hear from Erik Ostberg (19:58-39:35). Erik played baseball for UHart and was drafted by The Tampa Bay Rays in 2017. Erik talks about why he's against the move to D3 and shares insight into his time with the baseball program.

You're listening to the Westerly Sun's podcast, where we talk about news, the best local events, new job postings, obituaries, and more. First, a bit of Rhode Island trivia. Today's trivia is brought to you by Perennial. Perennial's new plant-based drink “Daily Gut & Brain” is a blend of easily digestible nutrients crafted for gut and brain health. A convenient mini-meal, Daily Gut & Brain” is available now at the CVS Pharmacy in Wakefield. Did you know that Italian explorer Giovanni da Verrazzano explored the Rhode Island coast line in 1524? That was 112 years before Roger Williams arrived. If you feel inclined, you can still visit Verrazzano's family home in Tuscany. Now, we turn our feature story A pelican that got blown off course and was rescued in chilly Connecticut has been flown to Florida, where he is recovering from pneumonia and frostbite. The brown pelican, nicknamed Arvy, was rescued from the icy Connecticut River on Jan. 27. The bird, whose species is not typically seen in the Northeast, was taken to a bird rehabilitation facility in Killingworth, Connecticut, suffering from severe hypothermia. Christine Cummings, president of A Place Called Hope, told TV station WTNH: 'when Arvy first arrived, this poor bird couldn't even stand, couldn't lift his head,”. Cummings cared for the wayward bird nearly around the clock for about a week, feeding him fluids and food every three hours. The shorebird consumed some 4 pounds of fish daily with its 11-inch bill. Then on Thursday, volunteer pilots flew Arvy to his new home at Busch Wildlife Sanctuary in Jupiter, Florida, where he will continue recuperating until he is well enough to be released into the wild. Stephanie Franczak, the sanctuary's hospital director said that “Arvy looks good!” “His frostbite is minimal, but he has some wicked pneumonia from the cold. We will be providing fluid therapy, nebulizing treatments and supportive care while he is with us." His rescuers believe Arvy was blown north from Virginia Beach during a storm at sea. Carolina Young, spokesperson for the Florida sanctuary provided her assessment: “He is a Southern bird, he is not supposed to be north of the Carolinas and Virginia,” “I'm sure he was in shock when he was in that river.” To read the latest on this story and to see pictures of Arvy, head over to westerleysun.com.  There are a lot of businesses in our community that are hiring right now, so we're excited to tell you about some new job listings. Today's Job posting comes from the Weekapaug Inn in Westerly. They're looking for fine dining servers. Ideally, you have experience, are great with people, and can adhere to the Weekapaug Inn's Forbes five star standards. Pay is up $11.50-$20.00 per hour. If you're interested and think you'd be a good fit for the role you can apply using the link in our episode description. https://www.indeed.com/l-Westerly,-RI-jobs.html?advn=9173240314393757&vjk=da2b53289ff3e59d Today we're remembering the life of Giemma M. Bauerle, 104, of Westerly. She was George's beloved wife for 57 years. Born here, Giemma was a lifelong resident of Westerly, a faithful communicant of St. Pius X Catholic Church and a member of the Calabrese Women's Auxiliary. Giemma was devoted to her faith and her family and also a wonderful cook and homemaker. As her husband always said she was ""the best little wife in the world"". The family wishes to thank the many doctors, nurses, friends, and religious personnel who attended to her care. Thank you for taking a moment today to remember and celebrate Giemma's life. That's it for today, we'll be back next time with more! Also, remember to check out our sponsor Perennial, Daily Gut & Brain, available at the CVS on Main St. in Wakefield! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode features an interview with long-time Connecticut sports broadcaster Bob Rumbold. We talk about how the sports media landscape has changed over the years, highlights from his career, and more.

Artist and illustrator Laerta Premto fuses drawing and her wanderlust in her illustrations of architecture. She transfers her observations of “place” onto the paper. We explore her illustrated series of architectural gems in Hartford, Connecticut. In her illustrations, Laerta captures the beauty of Connecticut’s capital city through her observations as a city dweller.,Resources for this podcast include the writings of Bailey Van Hook, Historic Buildings of Connecticut blog, and WTNH. .Connect with Laerta!website: trav_elle.com Instagram: @trav_elleEsty: Travelle Studio

Meteorologist for WTNH Joe Furey joined the Rob Dibble Show

In this episode, my guest Kelly Dillon and I are discussing a few topics: Kelly is sharing her story about her spiritual awakening she teaches us how to use intuition to help navigate through tough life decisions gives us predictions on the pandemic and what will happen next predictions on elections outcome  insights on current Mercury Retrograde astrology and how zodiac signs have any meaning in a person's life what does it mean when you see angelic numbers 11:11, 1:11, etc. how to make manifestations work My Guest Kelly Dillon @kelldillon is Psychic Medium, Reiki Master, Healer, Podcast Host - Kickin’ Back with Kelly  Traffic Reporter 1010 WINS and WCBS, Influencer. Kelly Dillon is an accomplished broadcaster, journalist, and voice over artist with over 12 years of experience. She currently can be heard weekday afternoons and evenings reporting the traffic on WCBS 880AM and WFAN. Prior to joining the team at CBS Radio, the New Jersey native could be seen and heard in NYC and beyond reporting the traffic and news for Good Day New York on Fox 5, 1010 WINS, Bloomberg Radio, ESPN, and NJ 101.5. She also served as the fill-in traffic reporter for all four of Connecticut’s news channels; WFSB, NBC Connecticut, Fox 61, and WTNH. Your Host Olyasha Novozhylova - NotBasicBlonde - @notbasicblonde_ NotBasicBlonde Podcast - @nbbpodcast Olyasha Novozhylova is the founder and creator of Not Basic Blonde, a fashion, and lifestyle blog dedicated to inspiring young women to create an extraordinary style. The Russian model led an impressive 10-year career in fashion and runway in Atlanta and overseas, as well as enjoying several acting roles. Now a leading influencer, Olyasha shares her beauty, wellness, and fashion tips with an audience of over half a million. https://notbasicblonde.com/about/

Back to School Supply Drive for Teachers and Students (Teddy Bear Drive Too)Wednesday August 19, 2020 at Xfinity Theater in Hartford between 10am to 3pm we present a Teacher & Student School Supply Drive and Teddy Bear Drive for children in trauma.We spoke with teachers, the unions and parents! These items are highly requested!backpackslunch boxed/bagstraditional school supplies: pencils, glue sticks, binders, etc..cleaning supplies: kleenex, wipes, sanitizer, paper towels, cleaning sprayear budstech itemsEVERY CAR that donates will receive 6 masks as a thank you and the first 500 cars will receive hand sanitizer from Mizzi Cosmetics, with the masks donated in kind by the Rossi Family Foundation. All drive through and contactless! Pop your trunk we’ll grab your donation and give you our thank you gift!We are also collecting new teddy bears for children in trauma for the Salvation Army. Please be sure they are new!IN ADDITION we are presenting the Connecticut Education Association (CEA) and the AFT Connecticut with 20,000 masks for teachers, teachers aids, assistants, school nurses.Teachers from across the state will be on site too!! Local leaders will be there and we need your help to collect school supplies, back-packs, tech, cleaning supplies for Teachers and students.Help us help Teachers, Students and children in trauma with your donations from 10am to 3pm Wed 8.19.20 Xfinity Theatre in Hartford!!!Brought to you by: iHeartCommunities, LiveNation, Xfinity Theatre, WTNH, Mizzi Cosmetics and the Rossi Family Foundation

Back to School Supply Drive for Teachers and Students (Teddy Bear Drive Too)Wednesday August 19, 2020 at Xfinity Theater in Hartford between 10am to 3pm we present a Teacher & Student School Supply Drive and Teddy Bear Drive for children in trauma.We spoke with teachers, the unions and parents! These items are highly requested!backpackslunch boxed/bagstraditional school supplies: pencils, glue sticks, binders, etc..cleaning supplies: kleenex, wipes, sanitizer, paper towels, cleaning sprayear budstech itemsEVERY CAR that donates will receive 6 masks as a thank you and the first 500 cars will receive hand sanitizer from Mizzi Cosmetics, with the masks donated in kind by the Rossi Family Foundation. All drive through and contactless! Pop your trunk we’ll grab your donation and give you our thank you gift!We are also collecting new teddy bears for children in trauma for the Salvation Army. Please be sure they are new!IN ADDITION we are presenting the Connecticut Education Association (CEA) and the AFT Connecticut with 20,000 masks for teachers, teachers aids, assistants, school nurses.Teachers from across the state will be on site too!! Local leaders will be there and we need your help to collect school supplies, back-packs, tech, cleaning supplies for Teachers and students.Help us help Teachers, Students and children in trauma with your donations from 10am to 3pm Wed 8.19.20 Xfinity Theatre in Hartford!!!Brought to you by: iHeartCommunities, LiveNation, Xfinity Theatre, WTNH, Mizzi Cosmetics and the Rossi Family Foundation

Back to School Supply Drive for Teachers and Students (Teddy Bear Drive Too)Wednesday August 19, 2020 at Xfinity Theater in Hartford between 10am to 3pm we present a Teacher & Student School Supply Drive and Teddy Bear Drive for children in trauma.We spoke with teachers, the unions and parents! These items are highly requested!backpackslunch boxed/bagstraditional school supplies: pencils, glue sticks, binders, etc..cleaning supplies: kleenex, wipes, sanitizer, paper towels, cleaning sprayear budstech itemsEVERY CAR that donates will receive 6 masks as a thank you and the first 500 cars will receive hand sanitizer from Mizzi Cosmetics, with the masks donated in kind by the Rossi Family Foundation. All drive through and contactless! Pop your trunk we’ll grab your donation and give you our thank you gift!We are also collecting new teddy bears for children in trauma for the Salvation Army. Please be sure they are new!IN ADDITION we are presenting the Connecticut Education Association (CEA) and the AFT Connecticut with 20,000 masks for teachers, teachers aids, assistants, school nurses.Teachers from across the state will be on site too!! Local leaders will be there and we need your help to collect school supplies, back-packs, tech, cleaning supplies for Teachers and students.Help us help Teachers, Students and children in trauma with your donations from 10am to 3pm Wed 8.19.20 Xfinity Theatre in Hartford!!!Brought to you by: iHeartCommunities, LiveNation, Xfinity Theatre, WTNH, Mizzi Cosmetics and the Rossi Family Foundation

Lisa starts the show discussing Governor Ned Lamont's latest Executive Order extending the deadline for mail in voting and whether or not it's a good idea. Then the conversation turns to generator maintenance and the current power outages across CT. Then Martha Zoller from WDUN in Georgia calls in to discuss the aftermath of the tropical storm down south and how Georgians are preparing to go back to school. Next Lisa chats with Jodi Latina from WTNH about today's Republican Primary.

Chris began his career in the Turfgrass Science industry when he was seventeen years old. He was hired as help for a Summer at Woodway Country Club in Darien, CT. While he was primarily looking forward to fresh air and sun while working, he became fascinated with the extensive science that was behind the maintenance of grass at such a high level. He had been mowing his home lawn since he was twelve, but had never realized just how much there was to it. Chris enrolled at Penn State University based on the stellar reputation of their Turfgrass Science program. While there, he spent Summers working in Turfgrass Pathology research, and at a Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course in the Pittsburgh, PA area. In 1994 he received a B.S. Degree in Turfgrass Science and returned home to Connecticut as the Assistant Superintendent of Rockrimmon Country Club in Stamford. Though he had been working aggressively toward a career in Golf Course Maintenance, his own aspirations gradually shifted toward business ownership. Though he tried to stay the course he had set, entrepreneurial instincts took over and he quickly grew to dislike the daily grind of the golf course business. He left Rockrimmon to re-plan his career and soon met Peter Teed, who had been working for a local lawn care company as a manager and salesman. The two hit it off quickly and realized that they complemented each other well. In September, 1995 they incorporated their business as “GrassRoots Lawn Care, Inc.” The name was changed to Teed & Brown in August, 2004. In addition to holding a Bachelors Degree in Turfgrass Science, Chris is a Certified Lawn Care Manager. He has appeared as a guest speaker at The University of Rhode Island, SUNY Cobleskill, Penn State University, The University of Connecticut, and at several professional conferences over the years. He has also appeared as a guest lawn care expert on Connecticut channel WTNH.

Chaz and Jennifer shared a story about finding a newborn raccoon in their yard, and the adventure they went on to try to save it. (0:00)  The animal stories continued as Al and Tracy were on the phone to talk about naming their new bull calves Chaz, AJ and Phil. (12:55)  Ashley from Long Island was on to talk about the donations she was hoping to make to someone in need in Connecticut. (18:16)  Lisa from Colchester called in a follow-up for Chaz and AJ, to share how very gracious Mark Hayward from the SBA was in helping her and her boss secure a loan for the business. (22:57)  Mike called in to share his experience with a dog in need of rescue in Seymour. Fire fighters had to jump in the water, and WTNH did a report on the rescue as well. (36:00) In Dumb Ass News, a snake is rescued with a flip flop, and a man in Spain tried to break quarantine by taking his goldfish for a walk. (42:56)  Employment attorney Bob Mitchell was on the phone to answer some frequently asked questions about unemployment, reduced working hours, and how compensation might work. (47:05) Gary called in to talk about his 101-year-old mother's incredible recovery from Coronavirus, the second pandemic she's survived, and her Oreo preference. (55:14)  Bill Lee is a manufacturer that employs around 1,100 people and was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the way he's taking care of the people who work for him. Plus, Magilla was on from Florida to talk about the state's plan to begin opening businesses in some way, starting next week. (1:07:45)

Chaz and Jennifer shared a story about finding a newborn raccoon in their yard, and the adventure they went on to try to save it. (0:00)  The animal stories continued as Al and Tracy were on the phone to talk about naming their new bull calves Chaz, AJ and Phil. (12:55)  Ashley from Long Island was on to talk about the donations she was hoping to make to someone in need in Connecticut. (18:16)  Lisa from Colchester called in a follow-up for Chaz and AJ, to share how very gracious Mark Hayward from the SBA was in helping her and her boss secure a loan for the business. (22:57)  Mike called in to share his experience with a dog in need of rescue in Seymour. Fire fighters had to jump in the water, and WTNH did a report on the rescue as well. (36:00) In Dumb Ass News, a snake is rescued with a flip flop, and a man in Spain tried to break quarantine by taking his goldfish for a walk. (42:56)  Employment attorney Bob Mitchell was on the phone to answer some frequently asked questions about unemployment, reduced working hours, and how compensation might work. (47:05) Gary called in to talk about his 101-year-old mother's incredible recovery from Coronavirus, the second pandemic she's survived, and her Oreo preference. (55:14)  Bill Lee is a manufacturer that employs around 1,100 people and was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the way he's taking care of the people who work for him. Plus, Magilla was on from Florida to talk about the state's plan to begin opening businesses in some way, starting next week. (1:07:45)

On this episode we talk all about digital media and promotion with Director of digital media for ABC 8 WTNH. We get some tips on all social media as well as content promotion.Plus we talk all about the new three part series with Onlygood TV Random Acts of Cooking. Plus Jeffy drinks a lot of beer. Its all live and its all right now on Plumluvfoods live!

This week we're talking about Facebook's Libra on Capital Hill, Netflix losing subscribers for the first time in 8 years, Equifax settling with the FTC on its 2017 data breach, and Tinder trying to slip the surly bonds of Google Play Payments.

Aaron welcomes in the first guest on Degree of Difficulty, former sports reporter and WTNH sports anchor Henry Chisholm. The pair chat about Henry's career, the current state of the NBA, some of the best story lines coming out of Summer League, and the "Revenge of the Dreamers III" album.

The FTC fined Facebook $5 billion, Nintendo rolls out the Switch Mini, Twitch is a big deal, and the SEC approves the first crypto token sale.

Hartford Athletic is coming home and this weekend marks the grand re-opening of historic Dillon Stadium!  Guests Bruce Mandell (HA Chairman/CEO) and Suzie Hunter (WTNH Ch. 8) stop by to talk about everything from the stadium to the supporters to the brand new Hartford Athletic beer!  We're cutting the ribbon early, Dillon is back and better than ever!

This week, Brandt from the Cream of Broccoli Radio Hour joins Rich to discuss Walmart's e-commerce efforts, Apple's new keyboard rumor, Uber helping parents, and more.

Huawei is feeling the pain of the US trade embargo, Deep Fakes on demand, Have I Been Pwned tries to sell out, and is Epic Games late to the Houseparty?

This week, I got to sit down with Allison Sheridan to discuss her thoughts on Apple's World Wide Developer Conference. She shared her thoughts on the new iPadOS, the meh of WatchOS, and what the new Mac Pro means for Apple. Plus we get giddy about column view!

On this episode Avishai interviews Sahar El regarding her holistic health journey. Sahar El, ex. rel. Felicia Ricks has been in First For Women Magazine, interviewed in Dr. Fuhrman's Eat To Live Cookbook, as well as on WTNH interviewed sharing her dramatic 200 lb. weightloss story. Sahar El, holistic health coach discusses her transformative journey and what ignited her passion for health. She shares her insightful tips that can help MANY people be successful on their journey with health and wellness.    Sahar El: www.instagram/com/sahar_el_moor Email: saharel61@gmail.com    

Rich discusses why the new iPod Touch is underrated, why Amazon wants to become a national cell carrier, how cloud outage hurt brick and mortar retail, and discusses the dystopia that is face scanning systems in school.

This week, Rich is running down the early news coming out of Computex including big chip announcements from AMD. Plus AI assistants reinforce sexism, Apple tries to make ads more private, and Huawei gets kicked out of standards organizations. Broadcast each week on WRUW-FM 91.1 Cleveland, 1-2pm ET Monday.

On this episode Trevor Taylor joins Rich to talk about Disney's embarrassment of streaming services, Huawei's troubles in the US, the latest trend in moving smartphone cameras, and why Intel is bad at this whole chip thing suddenly.

Welcome to Weekly Tech News Hour! This week, Rich Stroffolino was joined by Leon Adato, Head Geek at Solarwinds. They discussed the calls to breakup Facebook from co-founders and politicians, what the lackluster Uber IPO means for the future of transportation startups, and how Google might have identified what "good enough" looks like for smartphones.

We had the opportunity to go to and interview Ryan Kristafer at the WTNH news station. Enjoy!

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar "Picture Book Month and celebration of Dianne de Las Casas" with Tara Lazar, Katie Davis, John Couret and Paula Naugle. October 14, 2017 Today's webinar is a very special show for us! We have the opportunity to learn all about Picture Book Month from Tara Lazar and Katie Davis, co-founders and renowned children's authors. Picture Book Month was envisioned and founded by Dianne de Las Casas who was our special guest presenter in May, 2017 on Classroom 2.0 LIVE. Sadly, Dianne lost her life in a tragic fire recently and we wanted to honor her legacy by celebrating her life through this featured presentation about Picture Book Month. We will learn about the importance of picture books for students and Picture Book Month. They have created an outstanding Teacher's Guide for participants in Picture Book Month. Our presenters will also share some of their special memories of Dianne de Las Casas including a special visit from John Couret who began writing children’s books because of Dianne’s inspiration. Author Tara Lazar has six picture books in print with many more to come. Her latest title is “7 Ate 9: The Untold Story” from Disney*Hyperion. Next fall look for her illustrated dictionary “500 Words to Bumfuzzle Your Teachers & Bamboozle Your Frenemies”. Tara is the founder of STORYSTORM, a writer’s brainstorming challenge formerly known as Picture Book Idea Month. She is a picture book mentor for We Need Diverse Books and the co-chair of the Rutgers University Council on Children’s Literature annual conference. Katie’s secret superpower is her ability to teach non-techy and tech-fearful writers how to become better business people by building their platforms through social media, video, and creating/building mailing lists. Also known in her niche as one of the first writer entrepreneurs, Katie has created many events and courses for writers, including How to Create Your Author Platform (and Market Your Books without Being Pushy), Video Idiot Boot Camp, and Picture Book Summit (the largest and first online conference of its kind). Her podcast, Brain Burps About Books, is consistently ranked in the top 10 book-related categories. She’s appeared regularly on WTNH and The Huffington Post. She is the director of the Institute of Children’s Literature, which provides accredited writing courses for both adult and children’s books. Katie has been honored to speak everywhere from a maximum security prison, to elementary schools, to university level, including UCONN and Yale, and has keynoted conferences and fundraising galas. You can subscribe to Katie’s YouTube channel at KatieDavis.TV or the #1 podcast in iTunes in Children’s Publishing by going to KatieDavis.com/podcast. Katie Davis’s books, published by Harcourt, S&S, HarperCollins, and Diversion Books, have sold over 755,000 copies, which is why she’s published How to Promote Your Children’s Book, a marketing guide for writers that debuted at #1 on Amazon. http://picturebookmonth.com/ https://taralazar.com/storystorm/ http://katiedavis.com/ https://www.gofundme.com/4b4y0xs (Go Fund Me in Celebration of Dianne de Las Casas)

DEP Crew sits down with Ken Tuccio, host of the Welcome to Connecticut Podcast, WTNH show " The Local Drinking Show", and morning radio personality on 95.9 The Fox. Also joined by Mz. Hill from 106.5 One Love Radio, as our special guest host. We talk about Trump, should you consult your spouse when making alterations to yourself, and should Biggie be a unanimous top 5 in hip hop? Listen and find out! Follow Ken Tuccio Twitter : @RhymesWithPen IG: @KenSPT Facebook: Ken Tuccio Follow Mz.Hill IG: @TheRealMzHill Shoutout to the official liquor sponsor Drink Cups Twitter/IG/Snapchat: @DrinkCups Email info CupsCrackers@gmail.com for prices and event info. If you would like your question answered in "The What?!" segment, email dominoeffectpodcast@gmail.com Find us on iTunes and subscribe and give us a review and rating. Search "Domino Effect Podcast" under the Podcast App or at soundcloud.com/dominoeffectpodcast and leave a comment. Follow the crew on IG:@Domino_Effect_Podcast Twitter : @DominoEffectPod Facebook: Domino Effect Podcast Follow the clique CT Shooterz on IG @ctshooterz.inc X'Wun IG:@KingLife_Media_Group IG: @TheRealKingXWun Twitter:@TheRealKingXWun Facebook: KingLife Media Group H.K. Domino IG:@HK_Domino Twitter:@HK_Domino Facebook: H.K. Domino SC:BlazeWun7 Periscope: HK_Domino Nikki Nicole IG:@Beyouniqueen IG@ToBe_LLC Twitter:@MsExquisite Facebook: To Be LLC

Ansonia native Ken Tuccio is hosting "The Local Drinking Show," scheduled to premiere Jan. 26 on WTNH. The show's first season will run six episodes, including a "Valley New Year's" episode filmed in Derby and Shelton. Tuccio is the host of the "Welcome to CT" podcast, and he is the former owner of a company that specialized in T-shirts connected to professional wrestling.

On this episode we chat with the fantastic Kierstin Pupkowski from WTNH ABC CT about getting booked. Kierstin will help us get the inside scoop to getting booked. What does she look for initially, what does she want to see in the segment, and what does it take to get invited back. How important are food segments these days and if she see's the trend of food segments on lifestyle shows continuing. We also chat about the Veteran at a local Chilis restaurant story that is taking over the internet and what does a new president mean for the hospitality industry all on this episode of Plum Luv Foods Live.

WTNH-TV's Ann Nyberg interviews me about technology and my work on YouTube. We have a wide ranging discussion about all of the latest developments and some of the things I'm learning along the way.