Author: D.M. Livingston
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Waterbury Youth Services to Host Annual Back-to-School Rally Celebrating 50 Years of Service
Waterbury Youth Services will host its annual Back-to-School Rally at Fulton Park on Aug. 20, celebrating 50 years of supporting local youth and families.
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Waterbury Police to Conduct Active Shooter Training at Crosby High School Wednesday
Waterbury Police will conduct an active shooter training exercise at Crosby High School on Aug. 19. Residents should expect increased police activity, but no emergency exists.
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The Waterbury Times Weekly Digest: The Stories That Mattered This Week in Waterbury
The Waterbury Times Weekly Digest highlights the biggest stories impacting Waterbury, including road projects, local politics, community events, public safety, and city updates.
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Waterbury Man Shot on North Main Street, Police Investigating
A 40-year-old Waterbury man was shot on North Main Street Sunday morning. Police say the victim is in stable condition and the investigation remains active.
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John Bolton Pitches “People’s Lawyer” Vision in Connecticut Attorney General Race
John Bolton campaigns for Connecticut Attorney General with a “People’s Lawyer” message focused on consumer protection, accountability, and government oversight.
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Chris Shea Wins Republican Primary, Will Face Jahana Hayes in 5th Congressional District Race
Waterbury Times Live from Jonathan DeBarros’ Republican primary watch party as voters decide the 5th Congressional District nominee in the race against Jahana Hayes.
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Waterbury Teens Meet Senator Richard Blumenthal at Airport After PAL Summit
Eight Waterbury PAL teens returning from a national leadership summit in Washington, D.C., had an unexpected airport encounter with U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal.
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We Warned You Two Years Ago: The Spotted Lanternfly Is Back in the Connecticut Conversation
The Waterbury Times warned Connecticut about the spotted lanternfly in 2024. Two years later, the invasive pest is making headlines across the state.
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Waterbury Announces Two Weeks of Milling and Paving Work
Waterbury announces a two-week schedule of milling, paving and concrete ramp work beginning Aug. 10, with parking restrictions and possible traffic delays.
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Oxford Seeks Bids to Restore Waterways Damaged by 2024 Flood
The Town of Oxford is seeking contractors for stream channel repairs and restoration at several locations damaged by the August 18, 2024 flood.
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