Danbury Metro News

Two people are dead and one is seriously injured after two watercraft collided on Candlewood Lake in town waters at 1:15 a.m. this morning.

Police on Wednesday charged two people in connection with a string of burglaries that began last week.

Danbury police say a 14-year-old boy from Nigeria has drowned while swimming in a private lake in the city.

Two illegal immigrants were arrested Wednesday night as a result of an investigation into illegal liquor and tobacco sales from a Rowan Street address, police said.

Two men were charged with breach of peace Monday after police said they started fighting with each other in the lobby of the police department.

A Danbury woman was arrested on two counts of identity theft, police said. Velma Banks, 55, of Miry Brook Road, turned herself in at the police station July 9 after learning of warrants for her arrest.

Some water customers may still be experiencing discolored water today as the city tries to get its distribution system back on track after a driver crashed into a fire hydrant on Shelter Rock Lane Tuesday.

In response to the June 27 article, "Danbury cool to potential ICE pact": I wonder if The News-Times took a poll of all Danbury residents on this subject, or did it assume this biased group represented the ...

All of the birdhouses Joseph Joudy crafts in his backyard workshop come with a guarantee.

Police have made an arrest in their investigation into the hit-and-run accident that left a Danbury motorcyclist in critical condition yesterday.

Tenants at a Main Street building say recent renovations have made a major difference in the look of the 19th century structure that once housed the Empress Theater.

A car fire at 5:59 a.m. Friday morning left a vehicle burned but the driver uninjured.

A Putnam deputy arrested a Connecticut couple on drug and weapons charges after a traffic stop earlier this week on Route 6, police said today.

Democrats want to tighten a law that gives tax incentives to developers and companies looking to do business in the city.

Carol Kaliff/Staff photographer Andrea Rush, of New Milford, a volunteer with Loaves and Fishes, shows the food in the dry goods storage room.

Antonio Oliveira was buying cigarettes a half-block from his East Liberty Street apartment Wednesday evening when his cell phone went off.

Mary Johnson will be the next principal of Stadley Rough School in Danbury. She'll take over for Linda Siciliano, who stepped down after 10 years.

A proposal to build a hotel, restaurant and office building on Prindle Lane is on the agenda of the city's Planning Commission tonight.

A city woman was arrested Saturday morning after allegedly leaving her two young children home alone.

A longtime Bear Mountain Road resident wants more room between his property and a 14-unit subdivision that a New York City developer wants to build behind his house.