After All Things Sabrina Garone

Connecticut mourns State Trooper Aaron Pelletier. The alleged Long Island serial killer faces two more murder charges. Wildlife officials want beachgoers to be mindful of nesting shorebirds. And a study into whale deaths on the East Coast identifies vessel strikes as a major contributor.

The Cricket World Cup began on Long Island over the weekend. Congestion pricing in New York has been put on pause. Connecticut’s chief public defender has been fired after 15 charges. Brookhaven gets the green light to explore how to best clean up a toxic plume. And WSHU hears from kids about misinformation online.

A new bill would increase funds for non-profit theaters. Complaints about quality of eldercare inspire new rules for Connecticut nursing homes. George Santos may have his dismissal of charges denied. And Connecticut schools brace for the end of pandemic funding.

A look at what Connecticut environmentalists want on the agenda for the special session. Alleged Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann could be charged with another killing this week. A New Haven group helping communities with high infant mortality rates will get federal funding. And we could all probably use some more sleep -- a Stony Brook expert shares her advice.

Our region reacts to yesterday’s verdict for former President Donald Trump. Michelle Troconis is sentenced to 20 years for her involvement in the murder of Jennifer Dulos. Fairfield residents express their frustration with UI. Figures show Long Island Sound is riddled with party balloons. And early music comes to eastern Connecticut this weekend!

Lab results are complete regarding 16 of the chemical drums found in Bethpage Community Park. PURA rejects a rate hike request from one of Connecticut’s water companies. LIPA announces its search for a new contractor. The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation has been awarded an entrepreneurial grant from T-Mobile. And we’re taking a trip back in time to 1776!