It is our annual day off. Face the State is getting bumped this Sunday by CBS coverage of U.S. Open Tennis. We’ll be returning to our regular schedule next Sunday, September 7th. […]
Blown Out by the Optic Yellow Ball
Doppler Doppelganger
Denise D’Ascenzo and I can’t help but notice a resemblance between WFSB meteorologist Mike Cameron and the legendary Hilton Kaderli, chief meteorologist emeritus. The current chief, Bruce DePrest concedes there is a […]
Former Teacher Boughton Gives Malloy a D
This week on Face the State we are joined by the 2010 GOP nominee for lieutenant governor Mark Boughton, who is considering a run for governor in 2014. The Danbury mayor has […]
FTS Flashback: Whalers Strike Deal to Stay in Hartford through 2013
Fans of the Hartford Whalers will no doubt grimace when they watch this Sunday’s Face the State Flashback. We have clips from an edition of Face the State taped in August 1993, […]
Channel 3 Back to School Pictures
It’s August, and that means back to school, although I’m pretty certain when I was a kid we went back to school after Labor Day. Perhaps it is revisionist history on my […]
Fake Cop Charge for Former Senator Scott Brown’s Brother
picture courtesy Waterbury Republican American WFSB Channel 3 Eyewitness News has learned the brother of former Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown has been arrested on weapons charges and on charges of impersonating a […]
Segarra: We Won’t be Detroit
Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra discussed a wide range of topics in an Eyewitness News interview set to air this Sunday on Face the State. Taped just hours after his former chief of […]
A Serious Crash in an Unlikely Place
I was on the scene of some unusual breaking news today in Hartford’s West End. Two HPD cruisers passed me at a high rate of speed with sirens blaring, so the reporter […]
The Small World that is Hartford
One of the best photographers in the city of Hartford is Andy Hart, whose work appears in the Hartford News. Andy has captured some amazing images of our capital city, and he […]
The Day the Washington Post Sold Us
In the spring of 1997, the Washington Post company appeared to be strengthening its presence in Hartford. The headquarters of its television division, Post-Newsweek stations, had been moved to Connecticut’s capital city […]
Interstate Gas Pains
I consider myself a pretty loyal guy when it comes to being a customer. I frequent the same stores, restaurants, even gas stations. Lately I’ve realized when I’m out of state it […]
Our Tin & Aluminum Anniversary
Kara Sundlun and I are celebrating our tenth wedding anniversary today! Hard to believe a decade has passed since that awesome day that featured 90+ degree weather (probably 100 in St. Augustin’s […]
