More and more women are entering not only politics, but another once male dominated arena: the business world. This past Sunday on Face the State, we talked about some impressive information about […]
Women in Business
Mika, Hillary, and Healthcare
With former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton expected to run for president next year, we looked through the WFSB archives for stories we have done on Mrs. Clinton to be used in […]
New Frosh Under the Golden Dome
The governor, lieutenant governor, constitutional officers, and congressional delegation will all be the same in 2015, but there are several new members of the general assembly set to be sworn in come […]
Winter Storm Ariana
Our first winter storm of the season is named after Ariana Grande! This year the WFSB weather team is naming the storms after chart toppers, and our Facebook followers cast their votes […]
2018 Governor’s Race ?
There has been quite a bit of concern from taxpayers this week as they learned of budget cuts being proposed by Governor Malloy as a way to close a budget deficit. Everything […]
Face the State Flashback: The Rowland Wedding
Twenty years ago this weekend our top story was a wedding much of Connecticut was buzzing about even though it was happening in neighboring Rhode Island. Then Governor-elect John Rowland was tying […]
Finding Your Career on Social Media
There are thousands of people across Connecticut looking for work, and there are easier ways to find a job nowadays than it was when this picture was taken during the Great Depression. […]
Our New Pet
Kara fell in love at WFSB a few weeks ago…with a kitten. She called me at home and said a kitten that appeared on Better Connecticut came up to her and made […]
Kara’s Book Launch
This was a big week for my family and the Channel 3 family, as Kara Sundlun launched her book, “Finding Dad.” A big crowd gathered at the historic Mark Twain House to […]
Somers on Foley Campaign: “I Would Have Done Things Differently”
As a Republican wave swept the nation, Governor Dan Malloy did better than he had in the polls and was re-elected to a second term, besting his margin of victory from 2010. […]
Segarra: Registrar Vazquez is Incompetent
Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra wants Democratic Registrar of Voters Olga Vazquez to resign, in the wake of the election day voting fiasco. During a taping of Face the State that aired Sunday […]
Movember
You’ve probably noticed some of the guys on the Channel 3 team have been looking rather hirsute lately, but it’s for good reason. “Movember” or “no shave November” is a nationwide effort […]
A Kennedy is Coming to Hartford
When the Connecticut general assembly convenes in January, it will look vastly different from the current group of state lawmakers. There will be new legislative leaders and more than a dozen new […]
Prayers for Gordie Howe
The thoughts of Whaler nation have been on Gordie Howe lately. The Hall of Famer and Hartford legend known as “Mr. Hockey,” suffered a serious stroke last month and is recovering with […]
How I Lost a Whole Bunch of Fat
My 6 week transformation challenge with MELT Fitness is over. I had my final weigh-in on Thursday, November 6th and I lost 17.4 pounds and my body fat dropped by 7 percent! […]
The Final Days of the Transformation Challenge
Cucumbers. That’s what I’m eating in this final week of the 6 week transformation challenge with MELT Workout’s Joe Carabase. This Monday before my final weigh-in on Thursday is a fast day. […]
Malloy Talks 2nd Term, Foley Mailers and Whalers
Governor Malloy was our guest this Sunday on Face the State, a week after his opponent Tom Foley appeared, and less than 48 hours before voters head to the polls to decide […]
The Transformation: Week 5
I was a little disappointed at this week’s weigh-in. With a week today, I actually gained a half pound, down 12.5 pounds since we started in September. MELT Fitness guru Joe Carabase […]
The Transformation: Week 4
4 weeks into my 6 week transformation under the guidance of MELT’s Joe Carabase, I have lost 13 pounds, and my body fat has dropped by 6%, down to 21.9% It was […]
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