Two Arrested After Crashing Stolen Vehicle In Wilton
Police in Wilton say two teenagers are facing charges after crashing a stolen vehicle and fleeing the scene. Officers responded to a crash on New Canaan Road early last Monday morning, and found a 2018 Ford Explorer that had been reported stolen out of New York. After a search, 19 year old Jaiden Rodriguez of […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Faces Growing Roadside Litter Problem
Connecticut transportation officials say roadside trash is becoming a major issue, with crews collecting about 3,000 dumpsters worth of debris each year. The Department of Transportation reports that cleanup costs run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars annually, pulling resources away from other road maintenance work. A recent statewide cleanup effort targeted areas where […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYThe Onion Moves To Take Over Infowars In Bankruptcy Case
The satirical outlet The Onion is making another move to take control of Infowars as part of Alex Jones’ ongoing bankruptcy case. A proposed licensing deal would allow The Onion’s parent company to operate the site while paying monthly fees, pending court approval. The effort comes as Jones faces more than $1.4 billion in judgments […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Lawmakers Push For Increased School Funding
Connecticut lawmakers are weighing a proposed $170 million boost in funding for public school districts as budget negotiations continue in Hartford. Democratic leaders say the plan would provide more support than the governor’s proposal, but still falls short of what some Republicans and local officials are demanding. Advocates argue districts are facing rising costs and […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYNewtown Firm Developing Drone Swarms For Disaster Response
A Newtown-based company is developing new drone technology aimed at helping first responders handle wildfires and natural disasters more efficiently. The company claims its “SwiftAid Drone Swarm” system will provide real-time aerial data, identify hot spots, and map safe evacuation routes without relying on cell towers or satellites. Company leaders say the goal is to […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYSecond Large Apartment Project Proposed In New Milford Corridor
A second major apartment development has been proposed along the busy Route 7 corridor in New Milford, marking continued growth in the area. A developer is seeking approval to build a 96-unit complex on Danbury Road, with nearly 30 percent of the units designated as affordable housing. The project follows another proposal earlier in the […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Chamber Awards Nominations Open
Nominations are now being accepted for the third annual Danbury Chamber Awards, set for Thursday, June 11. The Greater Danbury Chamber is seeking candidates for several honors, including Leadership Award, Employer of the Year for both large and small businesses, and a Community Service and Volunteer Award. Officials say the program highlights businesses and individuals […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYApartment Fire In Bethel Displaces Resident
A fire at a residential building on Rector Street in Bethel forced at least one person from their home. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze inside an apartment unit, preventing it from spreading. No injuries were reported, and the displaced resident is receiving assistance. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Senate Advances ‘Golden Girls’ Housing Bill
Connecticut’s state Senate has unanimously passed the so-called “Golden Girls” Housing Bill, allowing homeowners to rent out up to three bedrooms without special approval. Supporters say it could boost housing availability and give homeowners extra income. Critics warn about potential neighborhood impacts. The measure now heads to the state House.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYOut-Of-State Plate Fraud Costing Connecticut Millions
Connecticut towns are losing millions each year as some residents dodge taxes by registering vehicles in other states. Officials say the problem goes beyond property taxes, with lost revenue from registrations, emissions, insurance, and unpaid tickets. They say getting plates from places like Maine or Montana is easy and doesn’t require living there, making it […]
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