Seymour resident wins $100K from Powerball ticket sold in Bridgeport

The odds of the Connecticut Lottery player winning the prize were one in more than 913,000.

North Stamford residents push back on potential new commercial development

Developers are looking to re-zone the parking lot next to the old Lord and Taylor building at 110 High Ridge Road

Westport landscaping company wins approval to move into former Wilton car dealership

The landscaping company will use the Wilton site mostly for employee parking and for workers to switch to their work vehicles, according to the applicant.

City Of Shelton Thanksgiving Day Closings

SHELTON — The trash and recycling in Shelton, will be suspended on Thursday, Nov. 26, 2026 in observance of Thanksgiving Day. Residents, who are normally scheduled for trash and recycling collection on Thursday, Nov. 26, will be collected on Friday, Nov. 27. Friday’s collection will start on Friday, but will be completed on Saturday, Nov. 28.

5 Best Italian Restaurants in Stamford, Connecticut that Will Make You Feel Like You’re in Rome

Stamford, Connecticut — a city where the Long Island Sound glimmers at the edge of bustling streets, where old brick mills and glass towers rise side by side, and where the laughter of families, the dreams of newcomers, and the quiet pride of old-timers mingle in the salt-tinged air. Here, the city’s soul is stitched together by the flavors of a hundred kitchens — Portuguese bakeries, Colombian grills, sushi bars, and, always, the warm embrace of Italian hospitality.

13 NCHS Student-Athletes Sign Letters To Play D-1 Sports in College

Thirteen New Canaan High School seniors on Wednesday signed commitment letters to play sports in Division I in college starting next year. NCHS Athletic Director Jay Egan said during the school’s annual ceremony for the student-athletes that it’s “a celebration of things that have been accomplished by the athletes and their families.”

Derby Commission Pushes Back After DiGiovanni’s Ouster

DERBY – The members of the Sterling Opera House Commission voted Monday to indefinitely suspend meetings after the ouster of their former chairman, Gino DiGiovanni, Jr. “I believe that the best thing for this committee is to indefinitely suspend meetings from here on in. I believe that is in our right to do so,” said Brian Coppolo, the new chairman of the commission.

Meet WHS’s Newest Principal: Mr. D’Amico!

You’ve probably seen him around the school already, chatting with students, meeting with teachers, and speaking at assemblies. Since Dr. Robert O’Donnell retired in June of 2026, someone new has come to fill his shoes. Mr. James D’Amico, WHS‘s newest principal, has been putting in overtime to get to know our school. It’s only fair, then, that we have a chance to get to know him, too.

Bar Bushido announces closure of Wall Street restaurant in Norwalk

While Bar Bushido is closing on Wall Street, ownership noted that this is not the end of the eatery.

Former Connecticut state senator Dennis Bradley asks to move ballot tampering case out of Bridgeport

Bradley appeared in court today, where a judge said a status conference will be held Dec. 15.

CT LIVE: Stratford Turkey Trot

Michaels Jewelers to close Trumbull store after 15 years in mall's second major retail departure

This will be the mall's second major tenant departure after the Apple Store closed at the end of June.

Road Trip: Bristol Bazaar Milford brings Connecticut's artisans under one roof

The Bristol Bazaar Milford offers an immersive twist on holiday shopping

Annual Wreaths Across America Ceremony Event Set for December at Bridgeport Cemetery

Wreaths Across America Team Bridgeport will hold its annual ceremony on Sat., Dec. 19, beginning at noon at Bridgeport Cemetery. Donations are still being accepted to purchase wreaths to be laid on veterans’ graves. There will again be special music, and the Pledge of Allegiance will be led by...

Bozzuto, Kimco Close on JV for Wilton Mixed-Use Project

Bozzuto and Kimco Realty have closed on a joint venture to develop a mixed-use community in Wilton, CT. The project will bring 168 apartment residences and approximately 11,000 square feet of ground-floor retail to a 5.62-acre site within the Kimco Wilton Office Campus along River Road, advancing the redevelopment of an existing office property in Fairfield County.

Six Players Making Varsity Debut Helped Staples Football Rout Norwalk

Photos And Story By J.C. Martin For WestportLocalPress.com‍ ‍Click on an image to enlarge and open gallery. The Staples Wreckers (7-1) faced the Norwalk High Bears (2-6) on Saturday at Brien McMahon High School where the Bears home games are being held this season as the construction of their new, over 300,000 sq. ft. high school is being built on the former NHS football field. .

Trumbull volleyball player battles cancer with support from teammates, mother who survived same disease

TRUMBULL, Conn. (WTNH) — Volleyball has become much more than just a sport for Trumbull High School sophomore Cydney Whitney. It’s been a source of strength during one of the most difficult years of her life. Whitney, a setter for the Trumbull girls volleyball team, was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma over the summer, forcing her […]

Milford Hall of Fame names 2026 class, including the late Danni Kemp and 2008 Law baseball team

A three-sport Foran standout who died at 19, Kemp will be honored with Milford’s 2026 class.

Bridgeport launches search for permanent personnel director after questions over process

The Civil Service Commission voted to begin an outside search for Bridgeport’s permanent personnel director after questions about the process.

Stamford's Old Stop & Shop Sells for $25.5M, and H Mart Is the Buyer

The old Stop & Shop plaza at 41 Alvord Lane in Stamford just changed hands for $25.5 million, and property records point to a familiar name in Asian grocery retail: H Mart. The sale, finalized last month, has triggered fresh speculation that Connecticut could finally land one of the chain's sprawling supermarkets, though no store opening has been confirmed.