Month: April 2026
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New Haven’s Mayor Did What!? Is Waterbury Next on These Problem “Slum” Landlords?
New Haven revoked rental licenses for a landlord after dozens of code violations. The move raises a key question: will Waterbury take similar action against repeat offenders?
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In a City Where Everyone’s Chasing the Same Story, Respect Still Matters
In local journalism, multiple outlets chase the same stories—but taking and altering another newsroom’s work crosses a clear line. A look at attribution, respect, and accountability in Waterbury news media.
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Waterbury Times Content Dispute Leads to Removal; Messages Show Escalation After Call Out.
A dispute over unauthorized use of a Waterbury Times image escalated this morning after Mike Ortiz reposted The Waterbury Times content with an altered watermark, prompting a direct challenge over ownership and attribution.
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Motor Vehicle vs. Child Incident Reported at 15 Grove Street
Emergency crews responded to a reported motor vehicle vs. child incident at 15 Grove Street in Waterbury. Police are investigating and details on the child’s condition have not been released.
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Waterbury Teacher Spotlight: Stacy Gray of Washington Named 2026 Teacher of the Year
Meet Stacy Gray, 2026 Teacher of the Year at Washington School in Waterbury Public Schools.
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Waterbury Man Found Dead Inside West Liberty Apartment ; 48 Hours In Waterbury Police Continue Investigation
Based on those communications, dispatch escalated the response, notifying a Waterbury Police Lieutenant and requesting detectives to respond to the scene. The male individual was found on the 3rd floor of the apartment and confirmed deceased approximately 10:17am
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Waterbury Times Comment of the Week: On Free Speech, Campus Safety, and the Turning Point USA Decision at UConn
Waterbury Times Comment of the Week: On Free Speech, Campus Safety, and the Turning Point USA Decision at UConn
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Connecticut Lt. Governor’s Bysiewicz Statement on “Rising Attacks” on Transgender People — The Waterbury Times Fact Check
Earlier this week ,Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz issued a statement marking International Transgender Day of Visibility, saying the state “remains steadfast in our support” of the trans community “even amid rising attacks nationwide.”
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Small Table, Big Divide: Turning Point USA Event Sparks Viral Facebook Debate Over Free Speech and Campus Politics
A small campus-style table event linked to Turning Point USA has unexpectedly grown into a much larger online flashpoint after a Facebook post documenting the setup generated nearly 90 comments and sparked a heated public debate.
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Waterbury Teacher Spotlight: Patrick Murphy of Sprague Named 2026 Teacher of the Year
Meet Patrick Murphy, 2026 Teacher of the Year at Sprague School in Waterbury Public Schools.
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