Former Connecticut lawmaker who wrote nation's first "Red Flag" law talks about why mass shootings are more common in America

05/26/22 • 40 min

Michael Lawlor, a former Connecticut legislator who authored the nation's first "Red Flag" law, talks about why mass shootings are only common in America and how we can cut through politics and find solutions to the problem.

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Bo Pelini, son, to start sports podcast

Valley native Bo Pelini and his son Patrick are starting their own podcast next week, "Beyond the Playbook with Bo Pelini."

21 Sports Director Dana Balash talked with both Pelini's about what this venture is all about, how it pertains to Coach Pelini's coaching career in the NFL and college, and how this father and son duo came up with the idea, and what they hope to accomplish.
We also ask Bo if his coaching career is over, plus much more.

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Local Lecture Series: 'True Tales from the FBI’s Real Indiana Jones'

In this 21 News Podcast, Social Media Coordinator Danielle Cotterman sits down with former FBI Agent, best-selling author and art crime expert Robert K. Wittman.
Wittman shares details of how he came to uncover the four hundred page and long-lost diary of Alfred Rosenberg, a theorist who has been described as 'the man who made Hitler into Hitler.'
Listeners can also learn more about a lecture series featuring Wittman that is currently taking place at the Medici Museum of Art.