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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Los funcionarios estatales planean distribuir 50,000 bolsas de desactivación de medicamentos con receta como parte de una campaña federal de $1.2 millones contra el uso indebido de medicamentos.
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Humanitarian groups based in Connecticut are working in Gaza and in Israel to help civilians, as fighting between Israel and Hamas continues.
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Hartford Public Library’s The American Place was awarded the money to further aid immigrants navigating the citizenship process.
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The pouches can destroy unwanted pills, most illicit drugs, vape fluids, and opioids including fentanyl.
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Several faith and community leaders were calling for an end to harassment of members of Jewish, Muslim and Arab communities in Connecticut. Such harassment has increased since Hamas attacked Israel, and Israel responded by bombing Gaza.
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State officials hope the new tagline "Make It Here" will foster more economic growth and make Connecticut residents more proud of their home state.
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Officials hope the deal will leverage economies of scale at a time when many offshore wind project developers are encountering rising costs.
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Connecticut’s firearm laws already rank among the toughest in the United States.
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Hace poco, los funcionarios estatales anunciaron una nueva tarjeta de descuento para medicamentos recetados que estará disponible en Connecticut a partir de octubre. Según los funcionarios, la tarjeta proveerá descuentos de 80% para medicamentos genéricos y de 20% para medicamentos de marca más costosos.