The Storm Watch Is On
Posted by Dr. Mel on September 2nd, 2010 at 08:48:18 am, 7767 views
Here we go. The most powerful storm on the face of the earth is about to make a very close pass to our region. It has been a long time since we last had a hurricane, and it is so easy to forget how fickle these storms can be...
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New on Non-stop News
Posted by Ted Koppy on April 24th, 2006 at 09:40:47 pm, 1896 views
There is a new development tonight in Connecticut's biggest story of the day.
Earlier, we reported on a scandal involving the nomination of Peter Zarella to the state's highest court. Now, he is withdrawing his nomination.
As the story continues to take twists and turns, we are working to uncover the very latest... including a statement from the Governor.
Look for full reports on Non-stop News at 10 and 11. We hope to see you then!
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Yale hears a Hu
Posted by Kent Pierce on April 23rd, 2006 at 09:03:36 am, 414 views
When Hu Jintao spoke at Yale, it was a an historic moment. In his first trip to the U.S., he made his only academic speech in New Haven, Connecticut. It was the first time a speech by a Chinese head of state was broadcast live back to China. I jumped at the chance to be in the audience - to cover the leader of the world's largest nation. Surely, you say, there I have fascinating tales from behind the scenes.
Not really...but keep reading anyway.
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Turning The Tables
Posted by Erin Cox on April 19th, 2006 at 05:57:37 pm, 502 views
Working as a reporter - you get used to asking the tough questions.
But today when I appeared as a guest on the WPLR Morning Show with Chaz and AJ the tables were turned.
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We Got Decked
Posted by Dr. Mel on April 19th, 2006 at 08:55:08 am, 1003 views
When the warm season arrives, the pace may slow a bit, but the weather keeps rolling along. I was on the weather deck early last evening. The breeze was picking up over the water, and then suddenly, the wind increased to 30 to 40 mph, white caps covered the sound, and dark clouds rolled across the eastern sky. The chairs on the deck were picked up and blown across to the railings. We were decked. And all of that was occurring on a day that had every appearance of being peaceful, sunny and unsually mild for mid-April. The weather always keeps us on our toes. Even when the weather is quiet, it can become too much so.
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What Stops A Non-Stop Newscast?
Posted by Kirk Varner, News Director on April 17th, 2006 at 10:58:22 pm, 405 views
Faithful viewers of our Non-Stop News at 10 on UPN 9 may have been surprised on this Monday night not to see the newscast they were expecting. Instead, an episode of the show "Entertainment Studios.Com" was on the air until 10:30pm.
So why the unscheduled change? A fire alarm at our New Haven studios.
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Trial Notebook: Measles Murder
Posted by Erin Cox on April 17th, 2006 at 05:51:21 pm, 1723 views
I've been covering the first trial in the 1997 kidnap, rape and killing of Maryann Measles.
Today brought a surprise, a turning point and tedious testimony.
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The Senator's Secret: What Chris Dodd has Up His Sleeve
Posted by Darren Kramer on April 12th, 2006 at 10:18:11 am, 489 viewsSenator Dodd stopped in to chat on the noon show the other day. We covered the hot political topics of the day. Iran, immigration, Joe Lieberman talking about running as an independent.
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No Offense: My Modest Proposal to Save Golf
Posted by Noah Finz on April 11th, 2006 at 10:42:24 pm, 752 views
At this very moment, golfers on links across America- and perhaps even in Scotland are breaking the rules. And it has to stop-now.
Nobody follows the rules of the game to the letter, says Tex Kane, the Head Pro at Hunter Golf Course in Meriden. There are so many conditions, even the pros don’t know them all.
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