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Matt Dwyer
Editor, All Things Considered / Midday News AnchorMatt Dwyer is an editor, reporter and midday host for Connecticut Public's news department. He produces local news during All Things Considered.
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A Connecticut congresswoman says there’s a “fresh energy” in the Democratic Party now that the vice president is running for president.
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Connecticut has filed a consumer protection lawsuit against solar panel company Sunrun, and several businesses that market or install its panels.
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"I am hopeful that he will be showing some strength over the next few days," U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, said Wednesday.
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The demonstrators are scheduled for their first court appearance on Tuesday, July 2, after they were tackled on the green and arrested by Cromwell Police. They face charges of criminal mischief, trespassing and breach of peace.
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Huskies Coach Dan Hurley is a hot commodity after he led the UConn men's basketball team to two national college championships in a row.
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It was an offer he apparently could refuse: Dan Hurley has reportedly turned down a six-year contract worth $70 million to stay at UConn.
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The gun violence played out over about six hours, starting Saturday night.
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Connecticut's pizza industry is sending a delegation on a chartered jet to Washington, D.C., Wednesday to declare New Haven as the pizza capital of the United States.
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Los funcionarios estatales han iniciado una demanda contra el proveedor de Internet Altice y su marca Optimum, acusándolos de cobrar millones de dólares en cargos ocultos a los clientes de Connecticut.
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Wednesday's protest is part of an international effort to get insurance companies to stop doing business with fossil fuel companies.