Memories of Ocean Beach
Author Ken Keeley talks about his new book, “A Pictorial Journal of Ocean Beach Park,” recalling the New London beach’s early days as a fun spot for...
Mystic Schooners head coach Rob Bono
Keith talks baseball with Rob Bono, head coach of the Mystic Schooners in the New England Collegiate Baseball League.
Why did so many people leave the Kendrick Lamar concert before it was over?
Put down your cell phone! Stay until the end of the show! And stop talking! Rick went to see Kendrick Lamar recently, and can't understand how millennials behave at...
Case Unsolved: The Murder of William Spicer, Episode 2
Case Unsolved: The Murder of William Spicer, Episode 2
Episode 1: William Spicer loved the outdoors and his tree farm
Spicer was a businessman, landowner and member of one of Groton's oldest families.
Case Unsolved trailer: William Spicer Jr.
William Spicer Jr, 82, was found stabbed to death in March of 1995 on his Christmas Tree farm in Groton.
From the archives: Desiree Michaud links and photos
A collection of links and photos related to the Desiree Michaud story.
After a miserable U.S. Open, why the Travelers Championship is the best golf tournament out there
Joe Zone of WFSB 3 explains how the Travelers Championship in Cromwell has become a favorite tournament for PGA golfers, fans and media.
Homemade earplugs at the Slayer concert
Rick went to review Slayer's show at Mohegan Sun Arena, part of their Farewell Tour, and it was so loud, he had to improvise a pair of earplugs.
Pros and cons of $15 million dollar investment at State Pier to accommodate offshore wind projects
This week we discuss the state's investment at State Pier, we hear the latest on ticks and tick-borne pathogens, and we get a recap of last week's Coast Guard Academy graduation.
New London football coach Johnny Burns
Johnny Burns talks about taking over as head football coach at his alma mater, New London High School. Also, Casey O'Neill talks about WWE moving to Fox.
Ballads of the past
Tom Callinan of Norwich, the first official state troubadour, takes us on a musical journey through two centuries of American history, including songs about the first submarine built in Connecticut and a famed dog from WWI.
Rick and Peter watch the Royal Wedding
Rick calls Peter at 6:30 Saturday morning to make sure he doesn't miss the Royal Wedding.
Fleetwood Mac, The Moody Blues, and Childish Gambino
Rick reacts to some news about his favorite musicians – Neil Finn of Crowded House joins Fleetwood Mac, and The Moody Blues are inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. And what do you think about the new Childish Gambino video for...
A debate over recently announced state incentive package for Electric Boat and we visit a pair of pet geese
Editorial page editor Paul Choiniere and columnist David Collins to discuss Governor Malloy's recently announced economic incentive package for Electric Boat. Reporter Martha Shanahan got a chance to visit with a pair of pet geese in Waterford who...
Tim Burrows explains launch angle and exit velocity
Are you fed up with modern baseball stats like launch angle and exit velocity? Tim Burrows, co-owner of Power In Training, talks about the importance of these stats, and whether travel baseball is a bad for young athletes.
Providence coach Ed Cooley reflects on the NCAA basketball season
Keith talks with Providence College men's basketball head coach Ed Cooley about the Friars' run in the Big East tournament and his thoughts on the NBA playoffs.
Montville Public Schools in the news and L+M Hospital helps a terminally-ill woman celebrate life
We take a look at the timeline of events at Montville High School that led to the arrest of a substitute teacher and charges being filed against three adminstrators. And we look at how hospitals help terminally-ill patients celebrate life
Waterford’s Michael Burrows and Mikey Buscetto
Keith talks with a pair of state champions from Waterford High School: UConn-bound pitcher Michael Burrows and Southern New Hampshire-bound point guard Mikey Buscetto.
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