Bridgeport officials say Mayor Ganim failed to tell them about trip to Turkey

Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim is in Turkey this week for COP31, the UN climate change summit. His plans weren't shared with city officials.

Developer plans final phase of Bridgeport's Crescent Crossings with 73 more apartments

The site is the former location of Father Panik Village, a public low-income housing development.

Bridgeport schools to consolidate 18 classrooms after Thanksgiving. Kindergarten is hardest hit

The classroom changes at 13 schools in Bridgeport will take effect Nov. 30.

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.

10 Of Connecticut’s Most Unique Secondhand Shops Worth Exploring This November

November is a dangerous month for anyone who loves secondhand shopping. You head out looking for a cozy sweater and somehow end up considering a lamp you absolutely didn’t need. But that’s half the fun. Some Connecticut secondhand shops have wonderfully unusual selections that make browsing feel more...

$2,600 vs. $1,600: How Connecticut rents compare in 3 cities

Apartment List data shows a wide gap in rental costs among Stamford, New Haven and Norwalk.

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.

Ripton Parish Members Make Donation To Shelton School

On Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, members of Shelton’s Ripton Parish Chapter, NSDAR, presented a check for $300.00 and supplies collected at Shelton’s Stop ‘n Shop to Darla Franklin, Principal at Sunnyside School, 418 River Rd., Shelton. Adrienne Such presented the check and members of the Ripton Parish...

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.

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.

Connecticut cancer summit highlights new treatments and care gaps

Even with breakthroughs in cancer treatment, doctors say many patients aren't getting the right care due economic barriers.

Monroe’s public schools honor local heroes on Veterans Day

MONROE, Conn. — Local veterans shared stories of their service with students at Masuk High and Jockey Hollow Middle schools in recognition of Veterans Day, and military members of children’s families attended assemblies at Monroe, Fawn Hollow and Stepney elementary schools, where students showed their appreciation with readings and patriotic songs.

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.

CT LIVE: Stratford Turkey Trot

Masuk boys soccer coaches reflect on season following state tourney exit

MONROE, Conn. — Following a Class L State Tournament first-round 3-2 (double overtime, penalty kicks) win over No. 24 Rockville on Nov. 6, the No. 9 Masuk High boys soccer team saw its season end in a 2-0 setback at No. 8 Wilton on Monday, Nov. 9. Masuk’s coaches...

Two Steady Steps presentations to be held at Monroe EMS headquarters

MONROE, Conn. — The Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service will host a talk on fall prevention for the Steady Steps program at its headquarters at 54 Jockey Hollow Road on Nov. 17. There will be two sessions, one at 11 a.m. and the other, which will be for caregivers, at 7 p.m.

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 Leaders Decry Proposed Census Changes

HAMDEN, CT — The proposed changes to the 2030 census could result in Connecticut’s population being undercounted by more than a quarter-million people, state officials said Friday. This could have ramifications in numerous areas, including a potential loss of congressional representation. Connecticut is among about two dozen states...

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 […]

Danbury Moves Forward With New Ordinance Targeting Vape Shops

Danbury's vape shops face new rules as a proposed ordinance heads to a public hearing, with the mayor promising to speak up for the community.