Connecticut Public is excited to announce a new 9 a.m. weekday lineup beginning in late September, showcasing the station’s commitment to delivering diverse, engaging, and locally relevant programming. The popular talk show Disrupted will move to a new time slot on Fridays at 9 a.m., joining the already impactful lineup that includes Where We Live on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, and The Wheelhouse on Wednesdays. The first Friday airing of Disrupted in this new time slot will be September 27th.
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Connecticut Public has once again been recognized as a Top Workplace for 2024 by Hartford Courant Top Workplaces. -
Connecticut Public is proud to announce that it has been honored with 51 awards at the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) Connecticut Chapter’s Excellence in Journalism Contest. -
NPR is joining the New England News Collaborative to establish a regional newsroom that boosts their joint ability to deliver multimedia journalism that helps people engage more meaningfully in their communities. -
Connecticut Public is thrilled to announce that it has been honored with six 2024 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, recognizing the organization's outstanding achievements in broadcast and digital journalism. The prestigious awards celebrate excellence in electronic journalism and are awarded by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA). -
Connecticut Public is thrilled to announce that it has been honored with six 2024 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, recognizing the organization's outstanding achievements in broadcast and digital journalism. The prestigious awards celebrate excellence in electronic journalism and are awarded by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA). -
Connecticut Public is thrilled to announce that it has been honored with six 2024 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, recognizing the organization's outstanding achievements in broadcast and digital journalism. The prestigious awards celebrate excellence in electronic journalism and are awarded by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA). -
Limited-run series delves into the city’s history of complex politics, the systems that enable it, and the people working to create a new vision for politics in Bridgeport. -
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Congrats to CT Public for receiving ~18 regional Emmy nominations today, including these 13 nominations for in-house productions. We're proud of our colleagues on this list and all who contribute to our journalism and organization every day. -
Connecticut Public shines again with national awards highlighting the outstanding contributions by women in news and entertainment -
Longtime journalist and Editorial Director and Executive Editor of the New England News Collaborative, Vanessa de la Torre, will become Chief Content Officer at Connecticut Public -
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NPR is joining the New England News Collaborative to establish a regional newsroom that boosts their joint ability to deliver multimedia journalism that helps people engage more meaningfully in their communities.
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Connecticut Public is thrilled to announce that it has been honored with six 2024 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, recognizing the organization's outstanding achievements in broadcast and digital journalism. The prestigious awards celebrate excellence in electronic journalism and are awarded by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA).
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Longtime journalist and Editorial Director and Executive Editor of the New England News Collaborative, Vanessa de la Torre, will become Chief Content Officer at Connecticut Public
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Connecticut Public will receive a grant from the State of Connecticut to reimagine its Hartford Headquarters into a Community Hub -
Mitra Best, Melissa Fensterstock, Antoine Lewis and Joel Vengco add significant professional expertise to Connecticut’s public media organization.
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Long-time host and executive producer of ‘Where We Live’ moves to new role effective November 7
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Long-Middleton will serve in a key role as part of the editing group being formed in Connecticut Public's newsroom. -
Veteran Reporter Will Cover Impacts of Federal Legislation and Policy on Connecticut
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Beginning Today, YouTube TV Subscribers Will Have Access to Educational and Inspiring Content from Connecticut Public Television and PBS
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A message from Connecticut Public President and CEO Mark Contreras
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New Additions include Executive Editor Eric Aasen and Deputy Visuals Director Mark Mirko
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Partnership Expands Local Television, Radio and Digital News Reporting in Fairfield County, Extends Media Training Opportunities for Students
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Newly Funded Federal Policy Reporter Will Cover Impacts of Federal Legislation and Policy on Connecticut
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New Leader Brings Deep Multi-Media and Digital Transformation Experience
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Limited-run series delves into the city’s history of complex politics, the systems that enable it, and the people working to create a new vision for politics in Bridgeport.
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Hulu + Live TV Subscribers Will Now Have Access to High-Quality, Educational and Inspiring Content from Connecticut Public -
Thursdays are for food on Connecticut Public Radio, with the new host of WNPR’s Seasoned exploring culinary stories and eateries across the state. -
Weekly political news roundtable on Connecticut Public Radio is back Wednesdays at 9 a.m. on Connecticut Public Radio -
Weekday morning talk show is the place to hear in-depth conversations and local stories, airing at 9 a.m. on Connecticut Public Radio. -
Beginning this fall, WNPR's weekly radio broadcast, Seasoned, will move to a monthly podcast. Chef Plum will remain the host of Seasoned, and his co-host for each episode will be a rotating cast of foodies, food-makers and food writers from across Connecticut.
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Well-Known Chef Plum Explores Fairfield County on Connecticut Public -
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Awards
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Connecticut Public has once again been recognized as a Top Workplace for 2024 by Hartford Courant Top Workplaces.
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Connecticut Public is proud to announce that it has been honored with 51 awards at the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) Connecticut Chapter’s Excellence in Journalism Contest.
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Connecticut Public is thrilled to announce that it has been honored with six 2024 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, recognizing the organization's outstanding achievements in broadcast and digital journalism. The prestigious awards celebrate excellence in electronic journalism and are awarded by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA).
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Connecticut Public is thrilled to announce that it has been honored with six 2024 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, recognizing the organization's outstanding achievements in broadcast and digital journalism. The prestigious awards celebrate excellence in electronic journalism and are awarded by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA).
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Congrats to CT Public for receiving ~18 regional Emmy nominations today, including these 13 nominations for in-house productions. We're proud of our colleagues on this list and all who contribute to our journalism and organization every day.
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Connecticut Public shines again with national awards highlighting the outstanding contributions by women in news and entertainment
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Connecticut Public received a national Edward R. Murrow award at a ceremony in New York City. The award, among the most prestigious in journalism, is from the Radio Television Digital News Association. -
Hartford Courant Names Connecticut Public a 2023 Top Workplaces Winner
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Connecticut Public earns national Edward R. Murrow AwardConnecticut Public, the statewide NPR and PBS stations, has earned a national Edward R. Murrow Award for journalism in 2022. The award, among the most prestigious in journalism, was announced by the Radio Television Digital News Association. -
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Connecticut Public, the statewide NPR and PBS stations, earned five regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for journalism in 2022, including Overall Excellence. The awards were announced by the Radio Television Digital News Association. -
Two Connecticut Public journalists have been recognized for their volunteer work in support of Latino journalists. -
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Contreras: ‘Cross-category recognition showcases depth, strength of our journalists; underscores public’s thirst for thought-provoking, original programming’
