Featured Profile

Diane Orson is a reporter and producer for WNPR and a contributor to National Public Radio. Her stories have been heard on Morning Edition, All Things Considered, Weekend Edition, Day to Day, as well as Living on Earth and Voice of America. She began at WBUR in Boston and came to Connecticut in 1988 as co-producer for Faith Middleton’s show, Open Air New England. In 1991, she shared a Peabody Award with Faith for their piece of radio nostalgia called "The Shubert Theatre: 75 Years of Memories". Diane’s work has been recognized by the Connecticut Society for Professional Journalists and the Associated Press, including the prestigious Ellen Abrams Award for Personal Excellence in Broadcasting. Diane is also an active professional musician. She lives in Hamden with her husband and two children.
- Jury Finds Hassan Abu-Jihaad Guilty of Supporting Terrorism
- New Negotiations In Sheff vs. O’Neill
- Peru to Work Out Dispute With Yale Over Artifacts
- Navy Admiral Testifies in Terror Trial
- New Haven Terror Trial Underway
- Federal Terrorism Trial Opens in New Haven
- Governor Rell Opens Session
- Karl Rove to Address Choat Students
- As State Tightens Belt, Education May Feel the Squeeze
- Hillary Clinton Wins New York and Massachusetts; Loses Connecticut








