July 13: COVID 19 cases have dropped in Connecticut, but it’s still important for residents to stay home when possible to slow the spread of the disease. But what about residents who don’t have a home? Where We Live looks at homelessness during the pandemic. LISTEN NOW »

July 11: As the pandemic continues, children are still mostly at home. Summer activities are canceled or up in the air, and many children are suffering confusion and stress. Parents may be stressed themselves, but there are ways to help kids feel better. READ MORE »

July 10: As coronavirus cases continue to surge nationally, more questions have been raised about Gov. Ned Lamont’s decision to modify testing requirements at nursing homes. And now, three legal aid organizations have signed onto a letter expressing concern on behalf of nursing home residents, arguing Lamont’s decision could lead to more nursing home infections and deaths. READ MORE »

July 9: The Trump administration’s decision to issue a policy requiring international students at American universities to attend in-person classes in the fall or lose their visa status has caused a firestorm of criticism. The dean of Yale Law School, Heather Gerken, has released a strong statement in opposition to the move. HEAR MORE »

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