Join Dr. Jill Valerius and host Lee Henrikson as they conclude a 4-part discussion on keeping healthy bones Osteoporosis is a bone disease that affects some 500 million people worldwide and is a major cause of pain, disability and loss of independence in older adults. Worldwide, one in three women and one in five men […]

Katie Gardner is the Deputy Superintendent for Business and Operations for the Mat-Su Borough School District. She talked with Emily Forstner about the district finances, staffing, school nurses, legislative priorities, and enrollment last week on Valley Edition. Gardner oversees the areas of the district that are not instructional. That includes finances, facilities, technology, and many […]

Tonia Garnett is an advocate for second chances, criminal justice reform, and pretrial reform. Through her book Enough Is Enough: I Won’t Be a Statistic, she talks about her personal journey to help others break cycles and reclaim their lives. She is preparing to release Built to Rise: The LifeBoard Method,  designed to help people move from surviving to building empowered lives. toniatalksnow.com

For the People is reconnecting  with community partners at McCall Behavioral Health Network. We'll talk about how that regional provider was recently accepted into the World Trade Center Health Program, becoming a provider of coordinated behavioral health and primary care services for eligible 9/11 responders and survivors in Connecticut.

Part 2 our Special Report on eBikes continues with two representatives from UConn Health Waterbury Hospital - one who has been a volunteer medical first responder for decades, along with a nurse who manages of the hospital's Emergency Dept. We'll pick up the conversation detailing their experiences and perspectives as they see eBike, moped, and scooter collisions rapidly escalating across the region they serve.

In Part 1 of a For the People Special Report is focusing on eBikes with a lot of critical information aimed at parents and those providing eBikes for younger riders, as well as riders who want to be as safe as possible when operating alongside other motor vehicles on Connecticut's roadways. We'll open talking with a Newtown Police officer who will talk about current laws related to eBikes and some potent observations of what he is seeing on local roadways.

The Henry County Sheriff's Office joined the Community Spotlight to share an inside look at the steady pace of investigations and the wide range of work handled by a small detective team. With three investigators covering more than 30 reports and more than 100 supplemental reports in a single month, the conversation highlighted just how busy the office has been. The team also discussed subpoenas, search warrants, and the added responsibility of helping patrol staff when needed. The discussion also

Penny Steckler discusses the Buffalo City Memory Cafe, a regular event to help those dealing with dementia or Alzheimer's and their family members/caregivers.

Hello…… Is this thing on?? Pat, Doug, and Don review who is running in the municipal election ward by ward. The good, the bad, the ugly. Don't worry your mom will always think you're beautiful. The games have begun. May the odds be forever in your favour.

Tariffs, trees, and Tina Peters. John and Rachel look at why Alaska parents are paying more for school supplies, what the Trump administration’s plan to scrap the Roadless Rule could mean for the Tongass and Chugach National Forests, and why using federal dollars to pressure Colorado into freeing convicted election official Tina Peters set a […]

Today we'll be bringing you a For the People Special Report focusing on eBikes with a lot of critical information aimed at parents and those providing eBikes for younger riders, as well as riders who want to be as safe as possible when operating alongside other motor vehicles on Connecticut's roadways. We'll open talking with a Newtown Police officer who will talk about current laws related to eBikes and some potent observations of what he is seeing on local roadways.Then our Special Report on