Susan Johnson

On "Let's Talk About It," Brenda Buchbinder, a Hartford Healthcare social worker, joins us to discuss the Windham Hospital's decision to close the maternity ward. Acting Mayor Thomas DeVivo and Councilman Dennis O'Brien share an update.

Author Barbara McClintock is featured on this week's episode of "Let's Talk About It" to discuss her new children's book, "Three Little Kittens."

CEO of Generations Family Health Center Arvind Shaw joined us on Let's Talk About It to discuss health care in Eastern Connecticut, COVID-19 testing, and the future of Windham Hospital.

*UPDATED* After hearing an outcry from customers and constituents on the recent rising energy costs, the Energy and Technology Committee and bi-partisan legislative leaders issued a communication to the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) requesting suspension of the July 1 delivery rate increase and related charges.

In the early days of the pandemic, personal protective equipment was in short supply and many workplaces did not have the current systems and protections in place to minimize transmission of coronavirus and keep workers safe, causing them to become sick. If workers did file for workers' compensation many were denied.

The Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles today announced that it has added to its list of extended deadlines for residents with expiring credentials. Eligible DMV credentials that expire between August 1, 2020 and September 30, 2020 are automatically covered by this extension.

We were pleased to have UConn English Professor and Director of American Studies on Let's Talk About It to discuss his book, "Haunted by Hitler: Liberals, the Left, and the Fight Against Fascism in the United States," and current events.

Two health care reform bills designed to cap the monthly cost of diabetes treatment and expand Telehealth services were passed in the House of Representatives. Both bills seek to improve health care for Connecticut residents due to the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.