Category: Breaking news
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Waterbury Police Pursuit Ends Near I-84 After Report of Domestic Violence and Suspected Knife on Hill Street
A reported domestic violence incident involving a suspected knife led to a brief Waterbury police pursuit Friday morning, ending near the I-84 westbound on-ramp.
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Waterbury Man Arrested in Investigation Into Alleged Sexual Abuse of Minor
Angel Laboy, 47, was arrested October 30 following a Special Victims Unit investigation. He faces three charges and is scheduled for arraignment November 2.
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Water Main Break on North Main Street Prompts Early Dismissal at Reed Elementary
A 12-inch water main break on North Main Street in Waterbury will affect approximately 25 properties and prompt a noon dismissal at Reed Elementary.
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Waterbury Man Hospitalized After Neck Wound on Grove Street
A 38-year-old Waterbury man was hospitalized with a non-life-threatening neck wound after an incident on Grove Street Saturday night
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Federal Probe Targets Waterbury Police: DOJ Investigates Alleged Gun Permit Delays
The DOJ is investigating Waterbury and Middletown police over alleged gun permit delays. Here’s what the probe means and what Connecticut’s data reveals.
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The Waterbury Times Weekly Digest: Public Safety, City Development, Politics and Brass City Sports
The Waterbury Times Weekly Digest recaps Waterbury news, including smoke shop inspections, criminal charges, political controversy, West Grove development, health care, and high school sports.
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Waterbury Man Arrested on Sexual Assault Charges Involving Minor
Waterbury police arrested Raul Deleon, 30, on multiple sexual assault and child-related charges following an investigation by the Special Victims Unit.
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Waterbury Police Conduct Smoke Shop Inspections, Two Businesses Ordered Closed
Waterbury police inspected four smoke shops on October 19, reporting violations at three businesses, two closures and a planned arrest warrant.
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“Hood Girl” Comment About Jahana Hayes Draws NAACP President’s Response; Will Dawn Maiorano Apologize?
A text exchange published by The Waterbury Times involving Dawn Maiorano and Jahana Hayes draws a response from NAACP President Wendy Tyson Wood.
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Waterbury Human Rights Commission Announces Anti-Hate Rally Saturday on Green
The Waterbury Human Rights Commission will host the “Hate Has No Home Here” anti-hate rally Saturday, October 17, at 1 p.m. on the Waterbury Green
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