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Melissa in the Morning is hosted by Melissa Sheketoff who gathers top news headlines locally and nationally to keep WICC listeners in the know, delivering the information that matters most to you.

Every week, enjoy live interviews from state leaders, business owners and local experts. Melissa has recently connected with Governor Ned Lamont, who has agreed to take YOUR questions bi-weekly on the show. Consistently, Melissa also talks to U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, U.S. Congressman Jim Himes, Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim and State Senator Tony Hwang. Local experts include infectious disease expert, Dr. Fred Browne of Griffin Health, Luke Frey from the Better Business Bureau, The Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities and Bridgeport Health Director Lisa Morrissey. 

Enjoy original weekly segments like “Community Inspiration,” “Marriage Advice” and “Crime on the Mind.” Community Inspiration highlights Connecticut residents who live normal lives doing extraordinary things. Every week, you can meet people of all ages who are inspiring their community and loved ones through their work, outlook on life, actions and good deeds. Marriage advice is a bi-weekly check-in with relationship consultant, Bob Donovan, who gives tips to a healthy marriage and perspective for couples to think about. Crime on the Mind features Lt. James Perez from the Fairfield Police Department, who travels around the country teaching crime prevention to other police departments. He gives us the top crimes happening right now and tips for the public to stay safe and be proactive. 

You’ll hear weather and traffic on the 6’s from our meteorologist Paul Piorek and our traffic reporter Chris Williams.

Recent posts

Melissa in the Morning: Mask Mandates

Melissa in the Morning: Mask Mandates

The governor has ordered the state mask mandates for schools to drop at the end of February. Dr. Browne commented on what this really means and the use of masks in schools.  IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images PlusContinue Reading

Melissa in the Morning: What the Remington Settlement Means

Melissa in the Morning: What the Remington Settlement Means

1. Remington Arms agreed to a 73-million-dollar settlement with nine families of Sandy Hook Elementary School victims. Atty. Alinor Sterling is co-counsel on the case and shared the bigger picture from this settlement. ((00:10))2. February is heart disease awareness month and today wee focused on women. Dr. Menendez is a board-certified cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist…Continue Reading

Melissa in the Morning: Fentanyl History and Today

Melissa in the Morning: Fentanyl History and Today

1. Believe it or not, fentanyl has been a killer for over a decade and its evolved in the worst way. Gary MacNamara of Sacred Heart University shared when fentanyl became relevant and what needs to happen to stop the problem. ((00″10))2. The mask mandate for schools will drop at the end of the month.…Continue Reading

Melissa in the Morning: What’s Behind the Mask?

Melissa in the Morning: What’s Behind the Mask?

The mother of former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, who lost her life to suicide, recently shared her daughter’s mental health as high functioning depression. Dr. Andre Newfield, SVMC Chair of Psychiatry, explains what that is and address the mental health crisis in our state. ((00:10)) To mask or not to mask…that is the question! Superintendent…Continue Reading

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