Tucker Ives
Morning News ProducerTucker Ives is WNPR's morning news producer.
He is a former digital producer and talk show producer at the station, working on Where We Live, The Colin McEnroe Show, and The Wheelhouse from 2011 to 2016.
Tucker is also a substitute host for WNPR’s Morning Edition and occasionally reports for on-air.
Tucker graduated from Ithaca College's Roy H. Park School of Communications in 2011 where he majored in Television-Radio with a concentration in international communications. In college, he was a producer, reporter and host at WICB. He started off as an intern and freelancer with WNPR in the summer of 2009.
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The White House has extended support for the Connecticut National Guard's COVID response through the end of March. It was previously set to expire on Dec.…
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More than eight months after the first coronavirus-related death was reported in Connecticut, the state death toll surpassed 5,000 over the weekend.By… -
Despite a last-minute cancellation from an opponent because of the virus, the UConn men's basketball team will still play two games at Mohegan Sun in the…
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Connecticut 2nd district representative Joe Courtney said Tuesday morning he will return to Washington this week after testing positive for COVID-19 just…
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The University of Connecticut announced a member of the women's basketball program tested positive for COVID-19. The season, which has not yet started,…
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Another member of the Lamont administration is quarantining. Hearst Connecticut Media reports the commissioner of Connecticut's Department of Mental…
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The diaries of Fidelia "Flying Bird" Fielding have returned to the Mohegan Tribe. The Day of New London reports she was the last person to speak the…
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The Justice Department says it's settled claims against the city of Meriden that it violated federal law by denying the application of a mosque in 2019.…
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Although results are still coming in, Connecticut appears to remain a solidly blue state. Democrat Joe Biden was declared the winner within seconds of…
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The chairman of the Connecticut Republican Party tells WTNH he is stepping down when his term ends in June. J.R. Romano has led the party since 2015. He…
