Category: Breaking news
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ICE Has Been Seen in Waterbury. What Happens If Federal Immigration Enforcement Escalates in the Brass City?
ICE activity has been reported in Waterbury as enforcement intensifies in Connecticut. The Waterbury Times asks what local police will do if ICE arrives in force
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Is the Silas Bronson Library Safe?An Extra $100K to the Budget for Security Suggests; Not Safe Enough
Waterbury added $100,000 to the Silas Bronson Library’s FY2027 security budget. The Waterbury Times investigates what prompted the increase and whether the library is safe.
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Waterbury Police Provide Details Following Arrest Captured on Video
Video appears to show Waterbury police officers using force during an arrest involving a handcuffed suspect who can be heard saying he cannot breathe. The Waterbury Police Department has been contacted for comment as the investigation continues.
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Waterbury Woman Charged After Fatal Pedestrian Crash on South Main Street
A Waterbury woman faces manslaughter and DUI charges after police say she struck and killed a Danbury pedestrian on South Main Street.
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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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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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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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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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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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