Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves Touts Fundraising Efforts
Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves has raised more than $203,000 for his reelection campaign—far ahead of Republican challenger Emile Buzaid, who reported just over $16,000. Alves’ total includes donations from both local and out-of-town supporters. Buzaid, who entered the race last month, says he’s not concerned and expects steady gains in the months ahead.
Read MoreDEEP Warns Again Of Bear Dangers
With black bears emerging from hibernation, Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is urging residents to be “bear aware.” DEEP says the number of bears entering homes hit a record high in 2024. Residents are asked to remove birdfeeders, secure trash, and stop feeding bears—now illegal—to avoid dangerous encounters.
Read MoreGood Friday Means Many Closures
Most government offices in Connecticut will be closed today for Good Friday, including courts and DMV branches. Public schools may close, depending on the district. Federal offices, post offices, and most businesses will stay open. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will be closed. Lottery drawings will still happen, but lottery headquarters will be […]
Read MoreCaptive Man Speaking Out Now
The Connecticut man who says he was locked in a closet for two decades by his stepmother has issued a public statement. Identified only as “S,” the 32-year-old said he’s “much better and stronger” since his February escape, which ended with him setting fire to the Waterbury home. Police say he weighed under 70 pounds […]
Read MoreSpeculation Continues To Grow Over a Potential Serial Killer
Law enforcement agencies here in Connecticut, and also in Rhode Island and Massachusetts are urging caution as speculation continues to grow over a potential serial killer following the discovery of at least seven sets of human remains in recent weeks. Investigators say there’s no current evidence linking the deaths, but some experts believe the pattern […]
Read MoreConnecticut Democratic Rep: “Tax My People!”
A hot mic caught a Connecticut State Representative telling fellow Democrats, “Tax my people. They won’t even notice,” after a Tax Day press conference pushing higher capital gains taxes and a permanent child tax credit. Republicans seized on the comment, calling it proof Democrats want more taxes. Rep. Anne Hughes later said she meant only […]
Read MoreBig Rig Rolls – Spills Bleach on I-84
A tractor-trailer hauling a bleach mixture flipped on Interstate 84 West near Exit 16 early Thursday, closing the right lane and slowing traffic to a crawl. State police say the truck rolled around 5:30 a.m. and shifted into the right shoulder. Hazmat crews and DEEP responded. The ramp reopened by 10 a.m. No injuries were […]
Read MoreConnecticut Offering $7.5 Million in New Grants
Connecticut is offering $7.5 million in new grants to help cities and towns cut waste and boost recycling. The funds will support local programs like food scrap collection and pay-as-you-throw systems. Officials say reducing waste can lower disposal costs and help the environment. Applications are due by June 27.
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