Danbury

The brand new, long-anticipated, 7-Eleven on Federal Road in Danbury is open for business and the Hat City is better for it. It has replaced a site that was a complete eyesore for many years.

The Mayor to-be Dean Espsoito has enjoyed the spoils of victory, the first few days, one of which was meeting with the new UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Glover Teixeira.

One of Danbury's most significant buildings is the vacant courthouse on Main Street. I took a tour of it recently and captured images to share with you. This is a look at the judge's chambers, inside the holding cells and around the grand courtroom of the Fairfield County Courthouse.

You must see it to believe it!

My wife and I have scouted some locations in the Hat City for anyone looking for a new profile picture for their social media, and came up with some really cool pieces of art to stand in front of and take a selfie.

Rogue artist draws intricate Batman art on dirty SUV window in Danbury and it's awesome!

20 years later, I can see the events of the day unfolding before my eyes like it was yesterday. On any normal day, I try and put the tragedy out of my mind but whenever the anniversary of 9/11 comes around I try and reflect on it, remember the fear, anger and sadness we all experienced that day. As I thought about it this past weekend, it had a profound impact on how I see the world around me.

Most everyone in Danbury knows about, or has heard of the catastrophic Hat City flood of 1955 where 87 people died. But most don't know, it was not the city's first, and the power of the flood of 1869 would be unrivaled almost anywhere. In "The Place You Live" segment that aired on August 31, 2021 I-95's former News Director Mike Allen shared his research on the failure of the Upper Kohanza dam in Danbury and what it meant for the people in Downtown Danbury that day.

Danbury Mayoral candidate Roberto Alves took to Facebook on Sunday (9/5/21) to call out the "ineptitude" of city leadership.

With the remnants of Hurricane Ida, Greater Danbury saw ton of serious flooding, power outages, and trees and power lines down.