Ray Dunaway started his career in CT on WTIC in 1992. He graduated from Trinity College in Hartford, worked in Detroit, Dallas, and Kansas City before landing at AM 1080, where he would become a mainstay until his retirement in December of 2021. His laid-back approach to radio, charm and wit endeared him to his listeners. In his decades of work at WTIC-AM he covered important state stories including the Michael Skakel trial, the CT state income tax debate, Governor Rowland’s resignation, the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School as well as the most important national stories during those years. His was the first voice heard in the morning among tens of thousands of Great Hartford (and beyond) listeners. He gave of his time, hosted, and supported endless CT charities.
