Nutmeg TV urged the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority to adopt the Office of Consumer Counsel's recommendation and assign community‑access responsibility for Areas 1, 19 and 20, committing to two satellite studios, a three‑month asset transfer schedule and quarterly transition reporting.

Kemper Sports executives told the Jackson County Board and Fair Board on Aug. 25 that their team will staff and operate the county's new multiuse Pandemic Response Center, combining local programming on weekdays with revenue-generating tournaments and events on weekends, and reporting monthly to county stakeholders.

At a PURA hearing, Nutmeg Public Access Television argued it can strengthen public-access TV across several western Connecticut franchise areas. Charter, Optimum and Cox opposed, saying Nutmeg’s plan would close local studios, dilute town-specific channels and harm local access.

Scottsville County staff transitions from local fair to State Fair with upcoming programs.