Friday, May 8 - And We're Back!

A Waterbury woman is facing punishment after being accused of defrauding Connecticut’s Medicaid program, adding to the growing list of healthcare fraud cases popping up around the state. Over in Mahopac, New York, housing listings are starting to increase as property values continue climbing and sellers adjust to the changing market. Meanwhile, in Ridgefield, two historic homes just hit the market with a combined asking price of around $8 million, because apparently some people’s idea of “house hunting” is slightly different from the rest of ours. In the local sports world, a Danbury pitcher is getting a lot of attention after a summer spent training in Panama reportedly helped transform him into one of the top baseball players in Connecticut. The boys also dive into how Connecticut malls are desperately reinventing themselves to survive, turning into everything from entertainment centers to apartment complexes because the old “food court and a Macy’s” formula just isn’t cutting it anymore. The internet, of course, remains completely normal and rational. A woman recently went viral after posting a passionate rant about hantavirus victims and cruise ship quarantines, basically speaking for every person who hears the word “virus” now and immediately assumes society is about to shut down again. In celebrity news, actress Jaime Pressly is reportedly joining OnlyFans, which once again raises the question: is there anyone left in Hollywood who isn’t starting an account? Meanwhile, there’s another bizarre police story coming out of South Africa that proves reality somehow keeps getting stranger than fiction. And to balance out all the chaos, the boys wrap things up by debating the greatest TV moms of all time—a conversation guaranteed to start arguments in every household listening.