A single mother of four was struggling to move out of her home. Then some cops and Boy Scouts came to the rescue...
Violations cited include tables that were not positioned six feet apart, and employees not wearing masks.
Police have identified the man who was shot and killed in the area of Beaver and Elm Streets in Danbury on Sunday.
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A gas main installation by Eversource will snarl traffic for 3-4 weeks.
Police have taken a homeless man into custody in connection with the death of a man found near the railroad tracks last month.
Danbury police said they found a man shot in the area of Beaver Street and Elm Street around 10:35 p.m. Sunday.
The passenger was later transported to Danbury Hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries.
Congratulations to this long list of Western CT State University students that were named to the Dean's List.
Cathy was a die-hard Yankees fan, enjoyed water parks, long drives in the country and the company of her friends.
No cash will be accepted on board the trains, and masks will be required.
Make-A-Wish Connecticut invites community to share special talents from home this summer
The 17th Annual Sunflowers for Wishes at Buttonwood Farm in Griswold will be in full bloom from July 25th through August 2nd.
These are the Danbury students at the top of their class at WCSU this past spring.
Do you know this man? The Danbury Police Department wants to question him as part of a hotel robbery investigation.
The Danbury Dept. of Health is working with community agencies and healthcare providers in the city to expand access to COVID-19 testing.
A fleet of 125 take to the streets this month
Coronavirus cases in Danbury have not risen in the past 24 hours, according to data released Wednesday from health officials.
There are 1,931 of the new coronavirus in Danbury as of Tuesday, with 122 confirmed deaths to date.
A community event that will be held on Sunday aims to amplify the voices of leaders and speakers from the Black community.
A 10-year-old girl from Danbury has been featured on Good Morning America for her work providing art kits to kids through her charity.
Delia Ferrarone, who has survived 3 global pandemics in her lifetime, has been a Danbury, CT native her entire life.
July 31 and August 1 and 2, 2020
Students are named to the President's List for achieving a semester grade point average of 3.80 or higher.
Monthly Family Meetings Support Emotional and Physical Health of Caregivers and Clients
Julia worked as an assembler for Barden Corp. in Danbury for many years.
Fire, Police and EMS crews were dispatched to Backus Road for an SUV that had rolled over and caught fire.
The renovations are being made possible through Danbury's Façade Improvement Grant Program
See Jupiter, Saturn and the Full Buck Moon July 4 and 5
When he wasn't hard at work, he enjoyed spending time boating & water skiing with his family. Tony was a wildlife enthusiast, avid gardener
Dr. Albert Villarin will lead advancements in healthcare technology for clinicians and patients
The state attorney general is urging the Feds to rescind their order to impact CT sports because transgender girls are competing.
He taught his children how to change their own oil and spark plugs, something he learned growing up working at his father's car dealership.
A steady decrease in new COVID-19 infections has prompted Nuvance to deploy the testing resources elsewhere in their system.
Local Musicians are Sponsored by Engraved Products and The Durkin Group
Edward, as he was known to most, worked in the Tax Assessor's Office in Danbury for many years, retiring in 1957.
One of them also faces bail-jumping and other charges.
Seaport Association in Norwalk offering daily and Sunset Cruises July 1-5