The hour-long, weekly Sunday show will debut on March 19, according to an announcement from MSNBC.
The city hopes the bioswales will help reduce flooding and stormwater runoff, and improve water quality and neighborhood aesthetics.
A new East Side library, energy efficient streetlights and a regional police training academy will be supported by federal dollars.
The position opened up after Doug Dalena left Mayor Caroline Simmons' administration for a job at the state level.
Anabel Figueroa shares why she should be elected to serve the 148th State House District, which covers a portion of Stamford.
Dredging involves the removal of sediments and debris from the bottom of bodies of water. The project began in November 2022.
The resolution calls on Gov. Ned Lamont and the state legislature to permanently eliminate fares for all bus riders.
A special election has been scheduled for Feb. 28 in Stamford to fill the vacancy left by Daniel Fox, a Democrat, who resigned in January.
There will be a second dispensary in Stamford that will have adult recreational cannabis sales.
Simmons' office on Monday announced that she tested positive for COVID-19.
A special election has been scheduled for Feb. 28 to fill the vacancy left by former state Rep. Daniel Dox (D-148).
Paris, who represents the 145th House District, has been a member of the Connecticut General Assembly since 2021.
The governor is required to issue a writ of special election within 10 days of a seat in the General Assembly becoming vacant.
State Rep. Quentin Williams (D-100) was killed early Thursday morning in a wrong-way crash on Route 9 in Cromwell.
Stamford's Vision Zero Task Force held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, and discussed plans to increase roadway safety around the city.
Stamford will receive over $2 million for three projects around the city.
Doug Dalena came to Stamford after serving as deputy general counsel to Gov. Ned Lamont from 2019 through 2021.
The money is for infrastructure and streetscape improvements to the area on & around the Main Street garage parking ramp on Atlantic Street.
Stamford will receive a state grant for infrastructure improvements in the downtown area that would create some affordable housing units.
Mayor Caroline Simmons met with Emma Wade-Smith in Stamford on Tuesday as part of the Global Stamford Initiative.
Eversource and UI filed paperwork earlier this month that would more than double their standard service generation rates.
Connecticut recently received its first payment from Johnson & Johnson as part of the landmark national opioid settlement.
City of Stamford announces that the Parks and Recreation Departments have united as one department, led by Director, Kevin Murray
Here is how Stamford residents voted for every person on the ballot including congress and their local state races.
Thousands of Stamford residents went to the polls on Tuesday to cast their votes in important local, state and federal races.
Everything you need to know about state and federal elections in Stamford including the candidates, polling places, voting hours and more.
City officials conducted the first winter tabletop exercise of the season this week.
Stamford Public Schools, in coordination with first responders and city officials, will implement school security upgrades in the district.
Hubert Delany shares why he should be re-elected. The 144th House District covers a portion of Stamford.
The state's "nickel-per-nip" environmental stewardship program has generated over $4.2 million for towns in the first year.
Residents can now utilize a new interactive leaf pickup status map to view real time updates on where the leaf pickup crews have been.
The Stamford Police Association and Silver Shield Association of Greenwich recently submitted an endorsement letter to Patch.
Jessica Demmo shares why she should be elected to serve the 146th House District, which covers a portion of Stamford.
The city announced three new additions to the operations department last week.
Pat Billie Miller shares why she should be re-elected to serve the 27th State Senate District, which covers portions of Stamford and Darien.
Everything you need to know about absentee ballots and Election Day voting in Stamford for the election Nov. 8.
David Michel shares why he should be elected to serve the 146th State House District, which covers a portion of Stamford.
Michael Battinelli shares why he should be elected to serve the 27th State Senate District, which includes portions of Stamford and Darien.
The funds will support a study that is researching safety improvements that can be made on I-95 in Stamford.
Stamford is one of six municipalities in the state to receive funds from the state’s Transit-Oriented Development Grant Program.