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We’re recapping last night's Connecticut gubernatorial debate. A new report finds New York’s highest paid government employees work on Long Island. The Trump Administration is investigating two Connecticut cities over what it calls second amendment violations. Plus, New England bucks a national trend when it comes to hyperscale datacenters.

Advocates want New York to strengthen its PFAS standards. You can catch the first gubernatorial debate in Connecticut tonight. Could New York host another Olympic Games? Plus, New England towns push back on data centers.

The candidates from NY-03 debated last night. Federal loans are now being offered to folks in our region hurt by last month’s flash flooding. The latest poll numbers from the gubernatorial race in Connecticut. Plus, a Connecticut daycare expands rent-free teacher housing.

Officials assure voter safety with early voting beginning in Connecticut this week. New Yorkers -- the deadline for mail-in voting is coming up soon. Plus, could our region see giant data centers?

Thousands of No Kings protests were held across the country over the weekend, including in our region. East Hampton could hire hunters to fix a deer problem. The republican candidate for CT governor clarifies a stance on undocumented workers. Plus, a closer look at the race for governor of New York.

Eversource escalates its fight with Connecticut regulators. Suffolk officials want the state to move quickly on groundwater cleanup in East Hampton. Plus, the latest from WSHU’s Birdsong Break. And early voting begins soon -- a conversation on how to find the joy in casting your ballot!

Connecticut saw a record low number of osprey in the state this summer. A national PFAS survey found the chemicals in a few Long Island waterways. The Trump administration makes another attempt to shut down Revolution Wind. Plus, ever wonder what it’s like to catch a record-breaking fish?

Be careful on the roads -- deer are more active in our region this time of year. President Trump came up a lot in New York's gubernatorial debate last night. Southampton officials propose a budget with a sizable jump in property taxes. Plus, Connecticut allocates more to home energy assistance. And you’ll have a new way to get to Bradley soon.

Low-income families could get more home heating assistance from Connecticut this winter. An effort to ban leaf blowers in Huntington gets shut down. I-91 in Connecticut will look a little different soon. Plus, how music therapy is reaching places that traditional therapy sometimes can’t.

Tens of billions of dollars have been spent on political campaigns leading up to the midterms, but Connecticut bucks the national trend. First, Mohegan Sun Casino celebrates 30 years. Suffolk lawmakers hold a hearing over Flock. Plus, the end of a case involving a bear shooting again puts Connecticut wildlife laws in the spotlight.

You can see a weekly foliage report for Long Island on New York’s tourism website. How candidates for New York governor are using a quirk in state law to their advantage. Whale entanglements in our region's waters are down. Plus, we hear a lot about book banning in the news these days, but what does that really mean?

More than 750 bills await the governor's signature in New York -- how advocates plead their cases. AI has played a big role in political campaign ads this year. Plus, the author of one of this year’s best-selling poetry books speaks with WSHU.

Connecticut could see a large number of leaf peepers soon based on tourism numbers from last year. First, some North Haven residents push back on Amazon’s drone delivery plan. Two battery energy storage facilities on Long Island are now temporarily closed. And the conversations around Flock in Milford continue.

Long Island town supervisors want state help with essential services. A report out of Wesleyan details political ad spending. Some Connecticut childcare workers are eligible for help with health coverage. Plus, a new bus tour puts Connecticut manufacturing in the spotlight.

Yale continues to face pressure to reject a settlement with the Trump administration. Suffolk County could be getting an Italian-American museum. Fairfield has a plan to combat flooding near Rooster River. Plus, we have the latest from WSHU’s Birdsong Break and Good at Heart.