Month: August 2026
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The Week in Waterbury: The Stories Everyone Was Talking About
A look back at the biggest stories and conversations in Waterbury this week, from traffic safety and community events to politics, public issues, and the people who make the city strong.
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Waterbury Police Announce DUI Checkpoint Friday Night on Baldwin Street
Waterbury Police will conduct a DUI sobriety and safety checkpoint Friday, August 7, on Baldwin Street from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Waterbury Has the “Worst Drivers” in America? The Bigger Story May Be Our Roads
A national ranking placed Waterbury among the worst cities for drivers, but The Waterbury Times examines the bigger picture: road design, infrastructure, and dangerous corridors like Chase Avenue.
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Beyond the Badge: National Night Out Brings Waterbury Police and Residents Together at PAL
Waterbury residents and police officers gathered at PAL for National Night Out, an annual event focused on strengthening community relationships, trust, and connection.
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Shadow Is Safe: Waterbury’s Missing Cat Found Weeks After Devastating Fire and Reunited With Family
After weeks of searching following a devastating fire, Shadow the cat has been found safe and reunited with his family thanks to a community that never gave up hope.
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Trump Homelessness Executive Order: What Has Changed Since It Was Signed?
President Trump’s homelessness executive order has sparked debate nationwide. The Waterbury Times examines what has changed since it was signed and what it could mean for Connecticut communities.
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When a Death Is Called “Untimely”: What Does the Public Have a Right to Know?
Two recent unexplained deaths in the Greater Waterbury area raise questions about transparency, public information, and what “untimely death” means when answers remain limited.
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Waterbury Celebrates National Night Out With Family Fun, Community Connection
Waterbury National Night Out returns August 4 at Waterbury PAL with free food, family activities, games, community resources, and neighborhood connection.
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Waterbury Primary Election Guide: What Every Voter Needs to Know Before Voting
Waterbury Primary Election Guide explains what a primary election is, who can vote in Connecticut primaries, and why primaries matter for local voters
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Boil Water Notice Lifted After Waterbury Confirms System Is Safe for Use
The City of Waterbury has lifted the Boil Water Notice affecting approximately 15,020 residents and businesses after water quality testing confirmed that the municipal water system is safe for normal use and consumption
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