This award-winning For the People segment is focusing on a number of developments across our state regarding environmental and energy issues including the rollback of energy saving program subsidies and the impact of the Revolution Wind project cancellation. So we'll go right to our #1 source on these matters, Connecticut DEEP Commissioner Katie Dykes to unpack the latest news and issues that can impact all of us.

It’s time for Page Two: news that might not make the front page on Friday, September 26, 2025. Every Borough Assembly meeting agenda includes Community Council reports. With only seven assembly members representing a borough 25,000 square miles in size, Community Councils are vital to making sure neighborhoods from Glacier View to Trapper Creek are […]

In this episode, O’Fallon Police Chief Kirk Brueggeman steps in for host David Hochberg with DeKalb Police Chief David Byrd as they explore the essential role of social workers in supporting law enforcement and police social services.

Join us as we explore how dogs are aiding researchers in tracking the spread of a dangerous disease in California, the sighting of a mysterious fireball across the Reno to Bay Area region, Elias attributing any deaths from lack of vaccines to RFK Jr. and Trump, No. 8 California's undefeated streak and recent statement win over No. 5 McClymonds, the inspiring story of a man who meticulously documented every book he read for 60 years, and Bay Area leaders' response to Trump's comments on World Cup

As Historic Kenmore celebrates its 250th anniversary, the site will host a Community Block Party on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., featuring a range of activities highlighting Kenmore’s legacy and connection to the community. Dave Muraca and Allison Ellis of The George Washington Foundation previewed the day’s events, which will include interactive exhibits, guided house tours, lawn games, hands-on crafts, and other family-friendly activities. The block party is part of a yearlong observance of

It’s time for Page Two: news that might not make the front page on Thursday, September 25, 2025 Ask a child what they want to do when they grow up, and chances are they will say, work with animals. For those who keep that dream into adulthood, Mat-Su College offers a Veterinary Technology program to […]

London’s Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy, Mete Coban MBE joins Concilio’s Account Director Siddo Dwyer to discuss the future of a greener London.In the latest episode of Concilio’s Better Places podcast, Account Director Siddo Dwyer sits down with Mete Coban MBE, London’s Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy. From growing up in a council flat in Hackney to shaping London’s city-wide response to the climate crisis, Mete brings both lived experience and bold vision to one of the

Stay informed on the latest criminal incidents in the Bay Area, including an alleged robbery of $1 million, a tragic discovery of a missing man's body, and an investigation into an inmate's death. Explore how California is utilizing internet cables to detect massive earthquakes. Also, get insights into the recent job numbers in the Bay Area and the unfortunate series of thefts impacting an East San Jose deli.

Mike Chmielewski moderated the Palmer Candidates Forum hosted by the Palmer Chamber of Commerce on Wed. Sept. 24. Here is the video of the event.

Christine Ellison, Jenn Burton, Kim Swarthout, Patricia Black, and Heidi Dodson are part of the team behind The Green Thread Project, a Fredericksburg-area nonprofit working to ensure individuals and families have access to basic necessities. The organization provides free clothing, shoes, hygiene products, and other essentials through a fleet of mobile outreach buses, allowing them to bring resources directly to underserved neighborhoods. Their mission is to help build a stronger, more

It’s time for Page Two: news that might not make the front page on Wednesday Sept. 24th, 2025. The 2025 Alaska State Fair didn’t just break records — it smashed them. This year’s fair drew an all-time high of 388,798 people, topping last year’s 370,485. Fair CEO Jeff Curtis said in the State Fair press […]

We've got a first timer here on episode 230 of The #LovinLebanon Podcast. While it's Lebanon senior Sam Hornbecker's first time behind the podcast mic...it won't be his last. The City's communication intern shares his thoughts on the school corporation's internship program - and what the opportunity has meant for him, and his classmates. As a member of the football team, we couldn't resist the chance to ask Sam about the success the Tigers have had on the field so far this season, either.

On the latest edition of Happenin’ in Homer X101’s Matt Brooks is joined by Homer Mayor Pat Clune and Mike Galleoti, Deputy Superintendent for the DPW. Mayor Pat Clune and[Read More...]The post Lots Happenin’ in Homer, From the Walkable Homer Project to Amnesty Day appeared first on X101 Always Classic - WXHC.com.

Stay up to date on the latest shows and concerts in the Bay Area, a former 49er's emotional return, SF Giants' victory, funding for affordable senior housing in Chinatown, a Latino family's legacy in the wine industry, police transparency measures in Richmond, and polling results for Measure A in Santa Clara County.

It’s time for Page Two: news that might not make the front page on Tuesday September 23, 2025. The Matanuska-Susitna Borough is investing millions into its landfill expansion — and working to keep as much waste out of it as possible. The borough is expanding Cell 4 of the Central Landfill, adding about four more […]

Episode NotesBrookline.News editor Sam Mintz and Brookline Interactive Group executive director Jessica Smyser talk about the latest news, including the collapse of a key equity program at Brookline High School and two new restaurants in Brookline. Reporter Vivi Smilgius joins as a special guest.

Rachel Levitt and John Robertson review federal grant cuts to University of Alaska, how a heavy-handed ICE raid in Georgia undermines federal encouragement of South Korean support for an Alaska LNG line, and what the US Constitution says about scientific progress. Rachel also tries to stump John in Public Policy Pursuit. Saturday at 12:30 pm […]

Award-winning writer Marybeth Holleman talks with Mike Chmielewski about her new book. Raised by North Carolina’s Smokies, she now lives in the embrace of Alaska’s Chugach Mountains. Her essays, poetry, and articles have appeared in numerous journals, magazines, and anthologies. Bloom Again, her first fiction book, weaves together a narrative, characters, and a depiction of the […]

Palmer Airport Superintendent John Diumennti joins Mike Chmielewski on Inside the City. John and Mike covered a lot of information about the airport and the upcoming improvement plans. The lighting project requires the replacement of the controllers, conductors, and lights. John talked about the Airport Master Planning Session, which will be scheduled next year. The […]