The Waterbury Times|Published May 4, 2026

Waterbury- As new developments unfold across the city, these are the stories that captured the most attention last week—and remain active, evolving situations. The Waterbury Times will continue tracking each of them closely.

1. Serious Two-Car Crash Leaves One in Critical Condition

A major crash in Waterbury left one fighting for their life, raising ongoing questions about road safety and the circumstances leading up to the collision. Updates are expected as investigators piece together what happened.

2. Former Waterbury Teacher Arrested Again Amid Ongoing Investigation

A developing case involving a former teacher has taken another turn with a new arrest. Authorities have not ruled out additional charges as the investigation continues.

3. Officials Address Arrest of Former Water Superintendent Bradley Malay

City leadership, including the mayor and police chief, addressed the arrest of former Water Superintendent Bradley Malay, focusing on public trust, oversight, and accountability.

4. The Waterbury Times – News & Updates

Our central news hub continues to serve as a real-time source for breaking updates, developing stories, and verified information impacting the community.

5. Water Superintendent Resigns and Is Arrested

The fallout continues after the resignation and arrest of Bradley Malay, with questions surrounding hiring practices, background checks, and internal oversight still unanswered.

6. Driver Seriously Injured in Woodlawn & Pine Street Crash

Another serious motor vehicle accident left a driver with significant injuries, adding to growing concerns about dangerous intersections across the city.

7. Armed Robbery Reported at Dollar General

Police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred at a local Dollar General. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.

8. Teacher Spotlight: Tracy King Named 2026 Teacher of the Year

In a positive highlight, Tracy King was recognized for excellence in education, reflecting the dedication of educators across Waterbury.

9. Minority Caucus Demands Answers After Hydrant Failure

Concerns over public safety and infrastructure intensified as the Waterbury Minority Caucus called for accountability following reported hydrant failures.

10. Business Spotlight: Emerest Home Care

Local provider Emerest Home Care continues to gain attention for its role in supporting families and expanding access to in-home care services.

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What Comes Next

Each of these stories remains active. From criminal investigations to public safety concerns and community recognition, The Waterbury Times is committed to providing timely, verified updates as more information becomes available.

Stay with us for continuing coverage.