Connecticut USPS Worker Admits Stealing $250,000 In Money Orders
A 34 year old Connecticut postal worker pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to stealing more than $250,000 in postal money orders. Prosecutors said the man issued over 250 fraudulent money orders from Connecticut post offices in 2024, often using another employee’s credentials to hide the theft. Most orders were for $1,000, cashed or deposited […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Jewelers Targeted In Smash And Grab Crime Spree
Danbury and other Connecticut cities are seeing a wave of organized smash-and-grab robberies at jewelry stores. Thieves hit multiple locations last week, and despite video surveillance, suspects continue to evade capture, and no arrests have been announced. Authorities urge retailers to remain vigilant.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYSNAP Enrollment Drops In Connecticut After New Work Rules Take Effect
State data shows Connecticut’s SNAP enrollment dropped by more than seven thousand people last month following new federal work requirements. Officials say the decline came after tighter rules for able bodied adults without dependents took effect in December. State leaders say even could lose benefits in the coming months as enforcement continues. The new rules […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Ranked Middle Of The Pack For Drivers In WalletHub Study
Connecticut drivers are neither the best nor the worst in the nation, according to a new WalletHub ranking. The state came in 22nd overall, scoring high in safety but lower in cost of ownership and traffic conditions. The study looked at insurance rates, commute times, road quality, and access to vehicles and maintenance. Vermont, Iowa, […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYSevere Blood Shortage Reported Across Connecticut
State health officials say Connecticut is facing a severe blood shortage after supplies dropped about 35% nationwide over the past month. The American Red Cross says a harsh flu season and canceled winter blood drives are the major factors. Hospitals warn the shortage could impact patient care without increased donations. Blood types O, A negative, […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYOccupants Escape Danbury House Fire On Richter Drive
A house fire on Richter Drive in Danbury forced residents to flee their home late Tuesday afternoon, but no injuries were reported. Fire crews were dispatched just before 5pm and found an active fire on arrival. Firefighters and a police officer helped move the occupants to a nearby home while crews knocked down the flames. […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYNew Milford House Fire Linked To Frozen Pipe Thaw Attempt
Fire investigators say a small house fire on Candlewood Lake Road in New Milford began after residents tried to thaw a frozen pipe. Crews were called, and when they arrived they found smoke coming from inside the walls. Firefighters opened the wall, contained the blaze, and ventilated the home before it could spread. No injuries […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Schools Warn Of Flat State Aid And Rising Costs
Danbury school officials say flat state funding and higher operating costs could strain the district’s next budget. The warning comes as grant money has leveled off while expenses continue to climb. While there is currently full enrollment at Danbury High School West, rising labor costs present major pressures. A proposed budget is expected to be […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Attorney Accused Of Using AI Generated Fake Cases
A Connecticut attorney is facing a motion for sanctions over court filings accused of citing fake case law generated by artificial intelligence. The issue surfaced in a breach of contract lawsuit, where opposing counsel claims multiple legal citations were fabricated or did not exist. The attorney acknowledged using research software with an AI component but […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYFoncello Announces Run For Re Election In 107th District
Connecticut State Representative Martin Foncello has announced he is seeking re election to represent the 107th House District, which includes Brookfield and parts of Bethel and Newtown. Foncello says his focus remains on affordability, local control, education, and public safety. He has pushed back against state control of local zoning, supported tax and energy cost […]
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