Day: March 31, 2026

Major Crime Crackdown Nets Dozens Of Arrests In Putnam County, NY

A major law enforcement crackdown just across the state line in Putnam County, New York led to 45 arrests and the recovery of 23 stolen vehicles worth more than 800 thousand dollars. Authorities say the multi-agency operation also seized drugs, a firearm, and resulted in hundreds of traffic stops. Several suspects now face charges tied […]

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Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Event Scheduled In Danbury

Residents in the Danbury area will have a chance to safely dispose of hazardous household items next month. A drop-off event is scheduled for April eleventh at the city’s public works facility, running from 9 a m to 2 p m. Officials say items like paint, chemicals, and fuels will be accepted, but residents must […]

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Colonial Tavern Event Planned In Bethel

A look back at colonial life is coming to Bethel later this month. The Bethel Historical Society will host a tavern-themed program April nineteenth featuring music, games, and a presentation on a historic local tavern site. Organizers say reservations are required for the paid event.

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Connecticut Seeks Return Of Day Care Grant Funds

Connecticut officials are demanding nearly 570 thousand dollars be returned by four day care centers that failed to document how grant money was spent. The funds came from a federal program aimed at expanding child care, but state officials say required records were never provided. A forensic audit is now underway to determine if any […]

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Authors To Headline Wilton Library Event

A special book event is coming to Wilton Library in May featuring best-selling author Emma Straub and television personality Jenna Bush Hager. The two will discuss Straub’s new novel “American Fantasy” during the appearance. The event is set for May sixth, with book sales and a signing also planned.

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Danbury Inspections Find Violations At Restaurants And Schools

Health inspectors in Danbury cited six restaurants and four schools for serious violations during February inspections. Officials say the issues included improper food temperatures, sanitation problems, and storage concerns, all considered priority violations requiring quick correction. Authorities report every violation was addressed promptly, with fixes made either on site or within required timeframes.

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Volunteer Firefighter Sentenced In DUI Crash Case

A Sandy Hook volunteer firefighter has been sentenced to probation following a DUI crash last summer. Forty-four year old Brian Engelke received a suspended six-month jail sentence and 18 months of probation after pleading guilty. Authorities say he admitted to drinking before the single-vehicle crash that damaged property, but the incident did not affect his […]

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Former Connecticut Senator Found Guilty In Campaign Fraud Case

A federal jury has convicted former Connecticut state Senator Dennis Bradley on multiple campaign fraud charges tied to his 2018 election. Prosecutors say Bradley concealed expenses and misled investigators, leading to convictions on wire fraud and conspiracy counts. He now faces the possibility of decades in prison, though no sentencing date has been set.

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DEEP Releases Study To Streamline Endangered Species Reviews

Connecticut environmental officials have released a new study aimed at improving how endangered species reviews are handled. The report outlines steps to make the process faster and more predictable, including better mapping tools and clearer timelines. A public meeting is scheduled for April 24th to gather feedback before any changes are finalized.

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