Westport Police Arrest 5 in Counterfeit Money Case
Three adults and two minors from New York were arrested in Westport after police say they tried using counterfeit bills at several businesses. The group was found near a pet store th. Charges range from forgery to risk of injury to a minor. Two adults were held on bond, and both teens were released to […]
Read MoreSearch Continues for Missing Child in Housatonic River
Crews are still searching for a 6-year-old boy who fell into the Housatonic River in Stratford. It happened Wednesday afternoon near the Birdseye Boat Ramp. A Coast Guard chopper, local agencies, and even a utility worker joined the effort.
Read MoreDanbury Police Roll Out ‘copsicle Patrol’ to Connect with Community
Danbury police are hitting the streets with a new way to connect — ice cream. The department’s “Copsicle Patrol” now makes regular stops at parks and events, handing out free frozen treats to kids and families in an effort to build trust and community ties.
Read MoreMetro-north Fares to Rise for Connecticut Riders Starting Sept. 1
Connecticut Metro-North riders will see a 5% fare hike starting September 1, with another 5% increase set for July 2026. The cost of a peak ride from New Haven to New York will rise to $26. Weekly and monthly passes will also go up.
Read MoreMetro-north Fares to Rise for Connecticut Riders Starting Sept
Connecticut Metro-North riders will see a 5% fare hike starting September 1, with another 5% increase set for July 2026. The cost of a peak ride from New Haven to New York will rise to $26. Weekly and monthly passes will also go up.
Read MoreJudge Ends Probation for Connecticut Ex-library Clerk Who Stole $300k
A judge has ended probation for 62 year old Lynette James, a former Waterbury library clerk who admitted to stealing over $300,000. Despite owing nearly $244,000 in restitution, James paid just over $6,000. The judge ruled her disability income made her indigent and not willfully in violation.
Read MoreAir Quality Improves in Connecticut, But Haze Lingers From Canadian Fires
Connecticut’s air quality improved Wednesday, with ozone levels rated “good” and smoke-related pollution downgraded to “moderate.” Haze from Canadian wildfires remains visible, but no air quality alerts are expected to be in effect yet for the coming days.
Read MoreNew Milford Schedules Hearing on Proposed Homestead Tax Break
New Milford will hold a public hearing September 8 on a proposed homestead exemption ordinance that could lower property taxes on owner-occupied homes. Officials say it’s aimed at softening the impact of the upcoming property revaluation. If approved, the ordinance would take effect next July.
Read MoreDanbury Man Charged After Allegedly Entering Woman’s Bedroom
A 36 year old Danbury man is facing burglary and stalking charges after police say he unlawfully entered a woman’s bedroom on Oil Mill Road. Adelso Ramirez was arrested Sunday night and arraigned Monday. Police say the woman got Ramirez to leave before officers arrived. A pretrial hearing is set for September 15.
Read MoreGreater Danbury Chamber Accepting Board Nominations
The Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for its Board of Directors through August 15. Vested Chamber members are encouraged to recommend candidates who are committed to supporting local business and regional growth. Nominations can be submitted by email to Maura@danburychamber.com.
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