Concerned citizen questions number of non-functioning fire hydrants in Danbury

During the January City Council meeting, a resident asked why there were some 113 hydrants not in working order in the city.  Fire Chief Geof Herald responded that there are about 2000 fire hydrants in Danbury so that number is about 5-percent of the total infrastructure.  More...

-5 families displaced in Danbury fire, Danbury firefighters union rejects contract agreement

-New Milford man arrested for September home invasion

Ribbon cut on renovated Pitney Bowes facility in Danbury, adding jobs

A ribbon was cut yesterday on Pitney Bowes new Global Technology Center in Danbury.  Chairman, President and CEO Murray Martin says the center houses 650 employees.  He says they've been known as a leader in the mailing industry for decades, but as business communication evolves, so has the company.  More...

-Close call at Danbury Airport Thursday

-Conn. oil company auditor pleads guilty to fraud

-Danbury Councilman moes out of ward, resigns

Police chief of embattled Conn. department retires

EAST HAVEN, Conn. (AP) A Connecticut police chief is officially retiring amid a scandal over alleged abuse and harassment of Latinos by some of his officers rocks the department.  East Haven Police Chief Leonard Gallo's retirement takes effect today.  More...

-2013 trial set in Conn. police discrimination case

-Missing mother, child found safe at Norwalk motel

Conn. man can seek payment from child's real dad

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) The Connecticut Supreme Court says a man can proceed with a lawsuit seeking nearly $200,000 from another man who really fathered the girl he raised with his unfaithful wife.  More...

-Before reversal, local Komen charity wouldn't pull funding in Conn.

-Conn. to kick-off project to help traumatized kids

Police chase in Buffalo ends when car hits house

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) A police chase through the streets of Buffalo has ended with a car slamming into a house as the driver tried to elude officers.  WIVB-TV reports that the crash occurred around 1 a.m. Friday near the University at Buffalo's South Campus.  More...

-Divers back in water looking for Maine toddler

-Official: 2nd teacher pulled from S. Calif. school

Susan G. Komen for the Cure reverses move to end Planned Parenthood grants

NEW YORK (AP) Supporters rallied around Planned Parenthood after renowned breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure decided to cut breast screening grants to the reproductive health organization.  Komen has reversed it's decision.  More...

-'Boys Don't Cry' inmate appeals to Supreme Court

-Stolen Cub Scout trailer found on Long Island