"In Danbury, growing old can be an expensive privilege..."
Here is how Danbury compares to Connecticut for coronavirus vaccinations.
Danbury residents are being advised they may experience discolored water on Tuesday and Wednesday during maintenance at a treatment plant.
Roberto Alves has released his education plan aimed at supporting and improving Danbury Public Schools.
"This is the type of old-school politics that has made the stink emanating from city hall so strong for the last two decades..."
Connecticut has more pumpkin patch acres than most states.
Here is how Danbury compares to Connecticut for coronavirus infections.
Autumn brings pumpkin patches to life in the Danbury area.
The Danbury Police Department began its investigation following numerous complaints from community members.
The National Merit Scholarship Program announced the 2021 round of semifinalists on Wednesday.
The exhibition will be on view in the Gallery of the Performing Arts Center through May 18, 2022.
This exhibit, located on the second floor of the atrium in Lafayette Hall, will remain on view until June 30, 2022.
"Our community needs to have a serious discussion about education in Danbury..."
Danbury Music Centre Announces -54th Annual Nutcracker Ballet Auditions September 17th, 18th and 19th
The Fairfield County unemployment rate worsened slightly during the summer.
Businesses can receive a credit of 60 percent of their approved contribution to the Center's Domestic & Sexual Violence Services Program
"The truth is that in a city of 86,518 residents, having 132 effective strength officers results in an overworked police force..."
Here's a five-minute look back on the week in Danbury.
The Alves plan takes advantage of city resources, American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding, and "increased governmental efficiency."
Here is how Danbury compares to Connecticut for coronavirus infections and vaccinations.
Three films provide a deeper understanding of one of America’s most esteemed, Post Abstract Expressionist artists.
Ray spent hours in the garage where he would take things apart, just to figure out how it worked.
State officials released new data concerning the number of red zones in CT and the vaccination rates for every town in CT.
Here's a list of the Red Cross blood drives coming up in the Danbury area.
Uncle Sam's already spoken for, but you still have the opportunity to own your own piece of Danbury Fair history.
Danbury's water system recently violated a drinking water standard.
The drive-thru food distribution provided 68,000 pounds of food to more than 3,400 families in the greater Danbury community in August.
Pearl taught French, German, Spanish and English as a Second Language throughout the Danbury school system for more than forty years.
A new coronavirus variant has been detected in 49 states, including Connecticut, as schools resume reporting COVID-19 cases to the state.
Are you paid up? Eversource will end its moratorium on service disconnections for non-hardship residential customers on Sept. 15.
A Danbury man and woman were busted with a "substantial" stash of prescription drugs, and fentanyl packaged for sale, according to police.
Here's a five-minute look-back on the week in Danbury.
The 43rd annual festival is Fri., Sept. 10, Sat., Sept. 11, and Sun. Sept. 12 @ Veterans Park, Norwalk, CT
Pilots from Bristol and Danbury along with a couple from Boston were on a plane that crashed in Farmington Thursday, authorities said.
The remnants of Hurricane Ida soaked the state, and many homes lost power. Here's who's still in the dark.
Danbury Public and Parochial Schools Closed Thursday
Brain, spine and cerebrovascular specialists grow neurosurgical services
Representatives from local manufacturers, and the Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board will be onsite