There's an open fraud investigation in Redding. Police are looking for the public's help in identifying a person pictured in store surveillance photos. The person is wearing the fu...
A Special Town Meeting is being held in New Fairfield tomorrow about adopting an Ordinance establishing an Economic Development Commission. The group would be responsible for the promotion and d...
Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue finished 2018 with 703 calls recorded. That's the busiest year they've since 2011, when members responded to 850 calls for help. Last year was a mo...
The Newtown Community Center has two job openings.
The soon to be opened facility is looking to hire an This Aquatics Director, which will be a shared position with the Parks and R...
The United Way of Western Connecticut is encouraging federal employees who may be struggling to buy groceries and pay their bills to attend its monthly Mobile Food Pantry, which will be held today at ...
A bill has been signed into law in Connecticut allowing the state to back no-interest loans for federal workers working without pay during the ongoing shutdown. The loans will be provided by ban...
Danbury officials will take action to follow up on the state bill approved yesterday to help federal government workers. Mayor Mark Boughton says that measure allows municipalities to establish ...
A Danbury man who fled New York State Troopers as they tried to pull him over for speeding, eventually crashed his car in Danbury. Troopers tried to stop 71-year old Angel Luis Guevares on Route...
An update has been given to the Newtown Police Commission on progress converting and expanding a vacant building into a new Police Station. Surveyors and designers have been on the site nearly e...
There may be a new administration in place, but one of the hold over agency leaders is continuing efforts started under former Governor Malloy. Commissioner of the Department of Veteran Affairs ...
A public hearing in Kent last week drew a packed crowd to Town Hall to learn what the Streetscape Committee is proposing for Kent's sidewalks. Each Committee member presented a piece of...
The Union representing Danbury Federal Correctional Institute employees is thanking the Danbury firefighters union for their support during the government shutdown. Danbury Firefighters Union Lo...
One of the first bills that freshman 5th District Congresswoman Jahana Hayes has signed onto as a cosponsor is a measure to amend the Higher Education Act of 1965. The 2016 National Teacher...
The Brookfield Volunteer Fire Company responded to numerous emergencies over the past few days as a result of the winter weather. Most of the calls were about trees on utility wires. In on...
A special Town Meeting is being held in Bethel tonight for residents to weigh in on replacing the chiller plant and water treatment equipment at Bethel Middle School. The money would c...
After 20 years representing Danbury's 4th ward on the City Council, Tom Saadi is stepping down. The Council Minority leader will submit his resignation to the Mayor and the Council President...
On Sunday, during a 16 hour stretch, Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire Department responded to 27 calls, all related to the winter storm that brought a small amount of snow but a lot of ice to the region...
There are just a couple of remaining scattered outages in the Greater Danbury area from this weekend's storm. Newtown First Selectman Dan Rosenthal says they are limited to single homes so c...
Greater Danbury officials are cautioning drivers and pedestrians to use caution as limbs and trees may continue to fall because of the weight of the ice on them. Most roads in the area are passa...
Firefighters from both Brookfield companies responded to a report of a chimney fire in a home on Kellogg Street around 3pm Saturday. Firefighters were able to contain and extinguish a blaze that had s...
