Power & Politics: Inside the reopening of I-95 in Norwalk with state DOT commissioner; who will succeed state Sen. Marilyn Moore?
Recapping a busy week in Connecticut politics.
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May 18, 2024, 11:21 PM
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Updated 15 days ago
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10:59
Power & Politics: 1:1 with retiring Connecticut Chief Justice Richard Robinson
yesterday
Ballot fraud conviction upheld against former Stamford Democratic City Committee chair
2ds ago2:59
Connecticut residents react to former President Donald Trump’s guilty verdict in hush money trial
3ds ago
Guilty: Trump becomes first former U.S. president convicted of felony crimes
3ds ago2:05
Pro-Palestinian protesters confront Gov. Lamont, but will it have an impact?
4ds ago1:00
Sen. Blumenthal highlights successful law that aids veterans exposed to burn pits
4ds ago10:59
Power & Politics: 1:1 with retiring Connecticut Chief Justice Richard Robinson
yesterdayBallot fraud conviction upheld against former Stamford Democratic City Committee chair
2ds ago2:59
Connecticut residents react to former President Donald Trump’s guilty verdict in hush money trial
3ds agoGuilty: Trump becomes first former U.S. president convicted of felony crimes
3ds ago2:05
Pro-Palestinian protesters confront Gov. Lamont, but will it have an impact?
4ds ago1:00
Sen. Blumenthal highlights successful law that aids veterans exposed to burn pits
4ds agoThe state Department of Transportation reopened I-95 in Norwalk ahead of schedule after a fiery crash two weeks ago. State DOT commissioner Garrett Eucalitto joined Mark Sudol to speak more about it and what’s next for the overpass.
Also, state Sen. Marilyn Moore announced she will not seek a sixth term in office. She is throwing her support behind former City Councilman Tyler Mack.
Also running, former Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch, Black Rock City Councilman Scott Burns, state police advisor Dr. Shante Hanks and Quinnipiac professor Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox.
Mack discussed his candidacy and his plans for the district on Power & Politics.
