Today we're hosting a conversation with Marine, author and Fairfield University Professor Phil Klay about the opportunities for fellow veterans interested in creative writing - and what the university offers to those who served, or anyone interested in its unique MFA program. Then, we'll bring in a Connecticut DOT representative to remind you that your voice matters when creating a safer, more accessible transportation network for all Connecticut residents and visitors alike. Learn about the

Civics today with Justice Randy “Bubba” Pierce former Mississippi Supreme Court Justice and former legislator.Divorce laws Craig Robertson from the firm Robertson and EasterlingWhistleblowing laws with guest attorney Rick Davis from Shelton Davis LLCDean Emeritus and Professor of Law Jim Rosenblatt and Professor Franklin D. Rosenblatt. They are both attorneys, associated with Mississippi College of Law, they are both veterans, and they are father and sonUniversity of Mississippi School of Law and

Stay informed with the latest updates from California, including plastic bag makers facing lawsuits, daring rescues near UC Santa Cruz, a missing teen case in the Bay Area, unexpected findings in a long-term study, a closer look at Suisun's expansion plan, low-income housing complex acquisitions in San Jose, and the transformation of Napa's dangerous roads into bike-friendly routes.

This week, we sit down with N@T, an artist whose story embodies the true meaning of resilience and self-expression. From growing up in a multicultural household to surviving a life-altering car accident, Nate’s path through pain and recovery shaped the very core of his sound. In this candid conversation, he shares how moving from city to city, embracing his Italian, German, and Dominican roots, and witnessing his father’s love for music all inspired him to create something deeply personal and

California Condors making a comeback in the Bay Area, impact of forest fires on birds, ongoing search for missing California girl, shrapnel hitting patrol vehicle during Marine Corps drills, guidelines preventing allergies in kids, apprehension of attempted murder suspect, and Oakland restaurant burglary updates.

Learn about key steps to safeguard your home from wildfires, a rare albino creature spotted in the Bay Area, peaceful coexistence in Berkeley's People's Park housing plans, Pittsburg's initiative for a healthier environment through urban forests, and West Contra Costa's preparations amid teacher and staff strike possibilities.

In this episode, host David Hochberg is joined by Lincolnshire Police Chief Joe Leonas and DeKalb Police Chief David Byrd as they dive into the journey officers take from the police academy to the streets, and why training is an integral part of becoming a law enforcement officer.

Join us as we spotlight Officer Carl Hysom from the Clinton Police Department in this fascinating episode. Officer Hysom shares his experiences and challenges as the School Resource Officer, tasked with ensuring the safety and security of Clinton's schools. From patrolling the schools to addressing everyday issues, Carl offers insights into the critical role of a school resource officer and the collaborative efforts necessary for maintaining school safety in West Central Missouri.

It’s time for Page Two: News that might not make the front page on Friday October 17, 2025. We are all stunned by devastation across Western Alaska left behind by Typhoon Halong and the toll it has taken on families and communities. Alaskans don’t stand by, we step up. We ask, “How can we help?” […]

San Francisco leaders anticipate traffic disruptions during a protest, San Jose plans to introduce a chatbot assistant, 16 CSUs provide a direct admissions program, Salesforce CEO issues apology, BART police search for suspect in station stabbing, VTA progresses with tunnel design for BART extension, and a California lawsuit accuses plastic bag manufacturers of false recyclability claims.

Mike Chiemlewski talks with Alyson Richman about her 10th novel, The Missing Pages. Alyson explains why she writes historical novels and the research that she puts into learning about the time period. In the novel, Violet Hutchins is working as a page at the Widener Library. When mysterious things begin happening at the library, Violet […]

Mike Chielewski welcomes Peter House from Deep Tree to talk about current cybersecurity threats and tech issues. October is Cyber Security Month. Mike asked ChatGPT about any security issues in Alaska in the past month. ChatGPT answered that no major breach or attack has been recorded. Peter explains why, unless they are legally or statutorily […]

Palmer High School students created a Fun Run to earn money for the CCC Early Learning. The Fun Fun will take place at the Palmer High School Cross Country Trails on Sunday, October 19th. Palmer High students will be along the race route, handing out candy. There will be a diaper dash, a 1K run, […]

Dylan Blankenship of Blankenship Farms visits with Ken Hoffman on Ag Matters. Dylan says, “I’m a plowboy, not a cowboy.” He explains to Ken the different levels of hay and their grading system. This knowledge helps set prices and allows the consumer to know the quality of the hay. Dylan discusses the growing season and […]

Here’s the list of items that you can bring to Palmer City Hall for the folks affected by the typhoon.