Local nerves are frayed after a dramatic shooting and high-speed chase left one person injured. The police are on it, but the story is still developing.
Alves has had his eye on this place since he took office, and now it's finally happening. He’s been working with state leaders to make it happen and says this move helps preserve an important piece of Danbury’s history, while also opening the door to some new possibilities for the space.
You know when you think about something a lot, but somehow it doesn't register—or occur to you—that you've spent so much time thinking about it?
It’s kind of like that TikTok trend a while back, where the entire country realized—within the span of two weeks—that all adult men spend an unusual amount of time thinking about the Roman Empire. It was always on our minds, never on the tip of our tongues, and never really front and center when we talk about what's important to us.
What will the weather be like on Memorial Day Weekend? Early reports have been bad so we reached out to our expert to get the skinny on what we can expect from the weather on Memorial Day Weekend in the Greater-Danbury Area. Our Meteorologist Jack Drake joined us on the Wednesday (5/21/25) edition of the I-95 Morning Show and this is what he had to say.
Well, it’s not a new question, but it’s so much fun I couldn’t resist revisiting it. About a year ago, a Connecticut Reddit user who goes by MemeGoddest asked: Does Danbury Have Gangs?
When I was growing up, a job in law enforcement was considered a great gig. It was a stable way to earn a living, and police were respected members of the community. You don’t need to be super plugged into current events to know that the job doesn’t carry the same reputation it once did
According to a press release from the CT State Police, things got wild on I-84 in Danbury last Friday evening when an off-duty state trooper spotted a tan Chevy Equinox swerving all over the place near exit 8.
Saturdays were everything. I’d spend the entire day in the yard, mowing the grass not once, but multiple times in different directions just to get those crisp stripes, Yankee Stadium style. It wasn’t just yard work—it was art. It was meditation.