Police Identify Teens in Darien Luring Incident
Darien police say they have identified the people involved in an incident in which an elementary school student was reportedly asked to get into a minivan while walking home. Investigators determined the vehicle’s occupants were local teenagers and say there is no ongoing threat to the community as the investigation continues.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Prosecutors Reappointed
Connecticut’s Criminal Justice Commission has unanimously reappointed several top prosecutors. Chief State’s Attorney Patrick Griffin will begin a new five-year term July 1. Also reappointed were Deputy Chief State’s Attorney John Russotto and State’s Attorneys Margaret Kelley and Michael Gailor.
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A Virginia man has been extradited to Connecticut to face identity theft and forgery charges in Newtown. Police say 54 year old Jon W. Raynor of North Chesterfield was brought from Rikers Island in New York and charged with forgery, identity theft and attempted larceny. He posted $10,000 bond and is due in Danbury court […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYYale, UConn Earn Global Rankings
Two Connecticut universities have been recognized among the world’s top schools by U.S. News & World Report. Yale University ranked eighth globally in the 2026-27 Best Global Universities rankings, while the University of Connecticut placed 312th. The rankings are based largely on academic research performance and worldwide academic reputation.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Lawmaker Criticized Over Fire Lane Parking
A Danbury state lawmaker is facing criticism after a photo posted on social media showed his vehicle parked in a fire lane during a fire department event. State Representative Farley Santos acknowledged parking there briefly, saying he was running late and parked behind a police vehicle while attending the ceremony at a local elementary school.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYLegislators, Scouts Collect Flags for Retirement
A Flag Day collection in Newtown gathered 118 worn American flags for proper retirement. State lawmakers joined Scouts from Troop 270 to host the drive at C.H. Booth Library. The flags will be retired by Newtown’s Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 308 in accordance with U.S. Flag Code procedures.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Lemon Law Sets Record Recovery
Connecticut’s Lemon Law program returned a record $8.1 million to owners of defective vehicles in 2025. The state Department of Consumer Protection says 113 arbitration cases resulted in refunds or replacement vehicles, including one refund topping $204,000. The program has now returned more than $100 million to consumers since its launch in 1982.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYGolf Classic Registration Open This Fall
Registration is now underway for this fall’s Danbury Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic. Organizers are encouraging golfers and sponsors to reserve their spots early, as participation is expected to be strong. The event will feature a full day of golf, networking opportunities, and community support activities. Additional details and registration information are available at https://danburychamber.com
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