Construction Started On new Danbury Housing Project
Construction has started on a 24-unit apartment building on Town Hill Avenue in Danbury. The new four-story development will replace the former “barracks” apartment houses, which were considered a blight in the area. The project is expected to provide more housing options near downtown Danbury.
Read MoreConnecticut Lottery Fined
It now appears that Connecticut Lottery officials failed to report a software glitch that impacted hundreds of winners in 2023, delaying payments. While the issue was later addressed, documents show attempts to prevent the public from learning about the error, leading to a $16,000 fine.
Read MorePA Woman Extradited To CT To Face Charges
A Pennsylvania woman accused of stealing a purse in Ridgefield may be linked to an identity theft ring. Police say 37-year-old Krista Luckenbill was extradited from Pennsylvania and faces multiple charges, including larceny, forgery, and identity theft. Investigators say she stole a purse from a parked car in 2023, then used the victim’s ID to […]
Read MoreMan Arrested After Home Invasion In Redding
A woman in Redding fought off an intruder early last Friday morning after finding him inside her bedroom. Police arrested the suspect, 29-year-old Troi Barnes of Ansonia, nearby after officers found his abandoned car. Barnes faces multiple felony charges now, including home invasion and attempted sexual assault. Authorities say no one in the home was […]
Read MoreNew Milford Mourning Death Of Retired Firefighter
The community continues to mourn the loss of a retired FDNY firefighter who had retired to New Milford who died in a crash on Interstate 684 in New York. 65-year-old Michael Keller was northbound in Southeast back on January 26 when police say another car lost control and then slammed into his vehicle. Keller was […]
Read More4 Injured In Weekend Crash In Newtown
A two-vehicle crash on Toddy Hill Road in Newtown on Sunday left four people injured. Botsford Fire Rescue responded with three ambulances, and a civilian nurse and paramedic assisted before first responders arrived. The road was closed for several hours. There has been no update on the conditions of those injured, and the investigation into […]
Read MoreBrookfield School Budget Moving Forward
The Brookfield Board of Education has approved a $54.82 million budget plan for the 2025-26 school year, despite objections from three members. The budget includes a 3.64% increase, focusing on salaries, special education, and transportation. While some members argued for more discussion and review, Board Chair Wendy Youngblood defended the process, saying ample opportunities for […]
Read MoreNew Fairfield Termination Leads To Grievance Filing
A union has filed a grievance against New Fairfield after the town terminated its sanitarian over a temporarily lapsed license. The license was reinstated, but he was still let go. The union is challenging the decision, calling it unjust.
Read MoreThis Is National Burn Awareness Week
This week, February 2-8, marks National Burn Awareness Week, focusing on burn prevention and education. The theme, “Burn Prevention Starts Where You Live,” highlights the importance of safety in everyday spaces, from kitchens to bathrooms. Experts like Alan Zygmunt of the Connecticut Fire Academy stress practical tips, such as keeping kids away from the stove […]
Read MorePush To Make School Cell Phone Bans Statewide
After a number of local successes, Connecticut lawmakers are now pushing for statewide restrictions on cellphone use in schools, aiming to create distraction-free learning environments. The proposed bills target middle and high school students, limiting phone use during school hours.
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