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Joseph Gomoll Foundation benefit (epilepsy research) featuring a battle of the bands between Know-It-All Boyfriends and Know-It-All-Girlfriends, plus many special guests. $39.95.

Connecticut lawmakers say the state's approval process for Yale New Haven Health's purchase of three Connecticut hospitals is taking too long.

Local officials say the state should quickly approve the Yale New Haven Health purchase of three hospitals. The state says it's complicated.

Manchester Dems Select Slate For Fall Election - Manchester, CT - The Manchester Democratic Town Committee ratified its slate for mayor, Board of Directors, and Board of Education at a meeting this week.

Gov. Ned Lamont recently announced the state is awarding $8.8 million in grants through the inaugural round of DEEP's Climate Resilience Fund.

Before Mark Wozniak signs off the air and heads into retirement, he talks with Jay Moarn about his long career at WBFO.

As we approach this year’s Juneteenth celebration, we get a chance to chat with a Buffalonian who has become a renowned national children’s author – Alliah L. Agostini. We went into detail about the creation of her book, The Juneteenth Story, the national wave of book bans, as well as her strong ties to Buffalo’s Juneteenth movement.And with the weekend quickly approaching, the Buffalo, What’s Next? crew heads off to get a fresh haircut at their preferred neighborhood barbershop – Si...

After her brother died while detained at the Erie County Holding Center, Monica Lynch decided to take prison reform in Erie County. Jay Moran discusses current conditions for inmates and the No New Jail movement that Monica is advocating for. Afterwards, Dan White and Asman Ndayisabwa join Thomas O’Neil-White to talk about the community space they’re creating in the West Side of Buffalo all centered around a warm cup o’ joe.

Hartford-area mayors and developers debated the fate of the regions stock of obsolete buildings at an event Wednesday in West Hartford.

Since 1977 The Afro-American Historical Association of the Niagara Frontier has been publishing the Afro-Americans in New York Life and History: An Interdisciplinary Journal. Charles Brandy, the President of the Afro-American Historical Association of the Niagara Frontier, and Melvin Watkins, one of the group’s founding members, speak with Jay Moran about noteworthy moments from the Journal’s past as well as their continuing pursuit of scholarly research and African-American issues.