We’ve had governors, senators, presidential candidates, athletes and actors come to our television station over the years, and once upon a time, an American president stood on our front steps. It was […]
That Time a U.S. President Came to Channel 3
Top UConn Economist Sees Benefits in Ball Park Project
As the city of Hartford continues to move through the process of creating an entirely new neighborhood on a swath of vacant land near downtown, there is now a study out on […]
50 Years Ago on Channel 3
On September 26, 1964 people across Connecticut were talking about the release of the Warren Report, the official government study on the assassination of President John Kennedy, made public just two days […]
Lembo: Growth Slower than Expected
The economy is one of the top issues in the gubernatorial campaign this year, with Democrats arguing the economy is getting better, Republicans just the opposite. This week on Face the State, […]
6 Weeks to a Leaner You and Me
I was a skinny kid, who grew into a skinny adult. I didn’t really ever worry about gaining weight until recently. As a working dad of two kids, I found myself finishing […]
Would You Let Your Son Play Football?
Many folks are saying the game of football is under seige these days. Stories of concussions have many parents thinking their sons should not play America’s most popular sport. This past week […]
Face the State Flashback: Vintage UConn Tailgating
Tailgating at Rentschler Field is a relatively new pastime. Before “the Rent” opened in 2003, Huskies fans watched the football team on campus, at the old Memorial Stadium. Back then, tailgating wasn’t […]
Building a Neighborhood With Stadium as a Heart
Questions and doubts seem to be turning to cautious enthusiasm for the Downtown North project in Hartford that began with a proposal to build a baseball stadium for the New Britain Rock […]
Malloy & Foley Set for First Televised Debate
Governor Dannel Malloy and Republican Tom Foley will appear in their first televised debate on Tuesday, September 30th at the University of St. Joseph in West Hartford. To be correct, it is […]
Dormant Skyscraper Coming Back to Life
The old Hartford National Bank Shawmut Fleet Bank of America Tower in downtown Hartford is coming out of hibernation. The 26 story skyscraper has been mothballed for the past couple of years, […]
Governor Talks Polls, His Record, and Likeability
Four years this week Dan Malloy’s quest to become governor got a big boost thanks to a Quinnipiac University poll showing him nine points ahead of Republican rival Tom Foley. On Wednesday, […]
95% of Men are Doing it Wrong
Most guys think they know how to throw a football. They don’t. That’s according to a local quarterback coach, who’s trained UConn’s Casey Cochran and others at the pro, college and high […]
Congress, Corruption, and Clinton on Face the State
This week on Face the State we are talking about the Rowland Trial, the race for governor and the race for congress in the 5th district. We are joined by the Republican […]
Dennis House 