Domestic Violence Accounts for Record Share of Connecticut Homicides
Domestic violence accounted for about one-third of Connecticut’s homicides in 2025, the highest share since at least 1987, according to state police analysts. They say overall murders declined while domestic killings remained steady. Advocates are calling for sustained funding for prevention and education programs to help stop abuse before it turns deadly.
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Connecticut State Police are continuing to investigate a man’s death following a medical emergency on High Bridge Road in Newtown Friday evening. Local police say the man was taken to Danbury Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. State police have taken over the investigation. Authorities say there is no threat to the public.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYCandlewood Lake Authority Honors Four for Saving Swimmers
Three teenagers and an adult are being honored for saving three swimmers at Candlewood Lake’s Chicken Rock in August. The Candlewood Lake Authority recognized George Nanos, Hannah Welling, Jaden Vazquez and Keen Cercy at a Sherman ceremony. Officials say Welling performed CPR, restoring one swimmer’s pulse as the others helped bring swimmers to safety.
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A van caught fire after rear-ending a school bus carrying students on Candlewood Lake Road in Brookfield Monday afternoon. Police reported minor injuries among students. The bus was evacuated, and firefighters extinguished flames that spread into nearby woods. The road reopened a few hours later.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury mayor condemns white supremacist march
Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves is condemning a white supremacist march through the city. In his October newsletter, Alves says about a dozen masked people marched overnight, chanting “white power” and carrying racist signs. He called for unity, saying Danbury’s diversity is one of its greatest strengths and hate is never welcome.
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A Danbury massage parlor accused of offering illegal sexual services will permanently close under an agreement with the city. Officials say the business at 68 Lake Avenue operated without a license. Mayor Roberto Alves says the agreement also prevents another massage parlor from opening at the location.
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