Danbury Mayor Alves Reports Strong Fundraising
Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves says his re-election campaign has raised more than $203,000 so far, outpacing early fundraising in past cycles. The mayor says the strong support reflects growing momentum and confidence in his leadership heading into November.
Read MoreBiden Name Being Stripped From Connecticut Infrastructure
Some signs with Former President Biden’s name are being removed from Connecticut infrastructure sites. The state DOT says it’s following new federal guidance. The signs… for the most part… were mostly ceremonial. While white signs with Biden’s name are coming down, green highway signs without it are staying.
Read MoreDanbury Teen Facing Charges
A 19-year-old from Danbury is now facing multiple charges after police say he pointed a gun during a road rage incident and assaulted a passenger in his car. Frailyn Nunez was arrested back on March 27th after officers say he threatened another driver with a handgun and later assaulted a woman riding with him. Nunez, […]
Read MoreDanbury Streetscape Planning Moving Forward With New Funding
Danbury is seeking a $5 million state grant to help fund Phase II of its $17 million downtown Streetscape project. Plans include new sidewalks, landscaping, and pedestrian upgrades along Main Street, with construction expected to start later this year.
Read MoreRestrictive Housing Bill Proposed
A proposal to block Connecticut towns from banning multi-family housing—temporarily or permanently—has advanced through two legislative committees. Supporters say the bill would remove barriers to development during a housing crisis. Opponents argue it strips towns of local control. Lawmakers have until June 4 to act.’
Read MoreNew Milford Ice Cream Man Intends To Honor Late Cousin
Jesse Pruchnik, known for his ice cream trucks, is expanding his business with a new shop in downtown New Milford. The store, opening this month in the former Tasty Waves location, will offer soft-serve, frozen yogurt, and 24 toppings as Pruchnik continues to honor his late cousin’s legacy.
Read MoreCharges Piling Up For 70 Year Old Danbury Woman Accused Of Drug Offenses
A 70-year-old Danbury woman is now facing new drug charges after police say they found crack cocaine, cigarettes, and $13,000 in cash at her Foster Street home—just steps from a childcare center. Vera Ribeiro-Menezes has a long history of similar arrests dating back to 2017. The investigation is ongoing.
Read MoreSouthbury Still Seeking Disaster Funds
Southbury officials are frustrated as federal disaster funds remain elusive nearly eight months after devastating floods struck the town last August. Despite FEMA’s approval of over $12 million for Connecticut households, the town has yet to receive any municipal disaster assistance. With up to $10 million in damages and a $1 million budget deficit, officials […]
Read MoreAccused Captor Wants GPS Monitor Removed
Kimberly Sullivan, accused of holding her stepson captive for over 20 years, is appealing a court order requiring her to wear a GPS monitor. Sullivan argues the decision, made in March, was unfair and not based on new evidence, as she remains free on bond awaiting trial.
Read MoreDanbury Brothel Raid Biggest In Years
Danbury police recently raided a brothel on Chappelle Street, marking the city’s biggest sex-trafficking bust in years. Five men were arrested on trafficking charges. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal sex activities in the city, which has faced such issues for decades.
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