David Shield learns about internet safety from Peter House from Deeptree Inc. Peter had good news about a ransomware group that was arrested. The head of the group, a Russian professional basketball player, Daniil Kasatkin, and four others were arrested. He is currently facing charges of “conspiracy to commit computer fraud” and “computer fraud conspiracy” […]

Ken Hoffman talks to Alex Wilson, the Youth Agriculture Education Co-Ordinator at Alaska Pacific University. Alaska Pacific University’s Kellogg Campus in Palmer hosts Camp Kellogg: four weeks of adventure, science, creative arts, farm, and nature. Alex enjoys showing students the wonders of growing their own food.

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about proposed changes to alcohol tax rules, cannabis reform, and a transportation bond bill.

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about proposed changes to alcohol tax rules, cannabis reform, and a transportation bond bill.

Andrew Pham speaks about his candidacy for councilor-at-large in Quincy this year.

Residents seek ballot question on raises. Repaving project begins. Quincy Bay Race Week.

Residents seek ballot question on raises. Repaving project begins. Quincy Bay Race Week.

A major California highway partially closed due to a semitruck accident, Alviso's Vahl's remains a popular spot after 84 years, insights from the Golden State Valkyries' victory, an astronomer hires Gwyneth Paltrow amidst controversy, a San Francisco restaurant closes after clash with a TikTok influencer, and the Gilroy Garlic Festival makes a poignant return after a tragic event.

Edie Evans with Rappahannock Area CASA—Court Appointed Special Advocates—tells how they support vulnerable children across the region. CASA volunteers work with children in the court system to ensure their voices are heard and their best interests represented. The next volunteer training begins August 25. The deadline to sign up is August 11. More information  at rappahannockcasa.com. Vic Culp talks about The Downtown Mile on September 6—a one-mile race in downtown Fredericksburg. The race is a

David Shields Talks with Jeff Powers, the Executive Director of The Palmer Food Bank. Palmer Food Bank is a non-profit organization run by volunteers. The big news for the food bank is that it will be moving to a new location by mid-November. The new address is 404 Arctic Avenue. Jeff thanked St. Michael’s Church […]

In this episode, Troy shares the inside scoop on the high-energy events scheduled for this year's Henry County Fair Demolition Derby. Enjoy a mix of classes from full-size bone stock to the MWFA class, inviting participants from all around. Fuel your anticipation for an event full of excitement, camaraderie, and metal-crunching actions as we gear up for an unforgettable experience.

Demolition in Quincy Center. New traffic signals. Free beach concerts.

A summary of Planned Parenthood clinic closures in Northern California, a tragic disappearance case in Fresno, recommended summer hikes in the Bay Area, an exclusive interview with San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, Democratic success in CEQA reform, 49ers player updates, and improved 911 response times in Oakland.

Megan Samples and Sam Shoukas preview the Point in Time Count on July 24 — a key effort to assess homelessness in the region, done every January and every other summer.  They also spotlight the Regional Housing Summit on Oct. 16 at the Fredericksburg Convention Center — bringing together leaders to tackle housing challenges. Info: gwregion.org Also a look at the System Gaps Analysis, highlighting unmet needs in the region’s homelessness response.

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Discover 10 great shows and concerts happening in the Bay Area this weekend, explore a day on the Bay in al fresco style, learn about San Francisco's plan to protect small businesses, get updates on the Valero Refinery flaring incident, delve into Alameda County's $1.4 billion allocation for homelessness solutions, follow the agreement between Vistra and EPA for battery cleanup after the Moss Landing fire, and find out the most definitive answer from a new study on the number of steps a day that can

We're catching up with the director of Bridgeport's Barnum Museum discussing the museum's recent Emmy Award-winning video, and a number of programs that will help you look at the World's Greatest Showman, and the museum that showcases his life in a whole new and exciting way.

We're excited to be talking about The Wealth Accelerator, an economic justice initiative being led by a group of regional organizations serving Greater New Haven that joined forces to test and scale wealth-building strategies in low-income communities and communities of color. Listen in and learn how they made this innovative project happen, and why it's so important.

We talk a lot about green jobs and how they benefit participating members of Connecticut's workforce. So, in this segment, we're going to bring in a rep from Eversource and a  member of that green workforce who completed and now instructs participants in Energize CT's Green STEP Program to tell you all about it.