Category: Local News
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Pedestrian Fatally Struck on Chase Avenue Identified by Waterbury Police
Waterbury Police have identified Joseph Mackendy, 36, as the pedestrian fatally struck on Chase Avenue Monday night. The crash remains under investigation by the department’s Crash Reconstruction Unit.
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City of Waterbury Opens 24-Hour Warming Center as Cold Weather Emergency Continues
The City of Waterbury has opened a 24-hour warming center at the North End Recreation Center from Dec. 25–28, 2025, to assist residents during extreme cold. Residents in need can call 211 for emergency resources.
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Waterbury’s Chilly Christmas Eve Brings Warm Smiles at Meadow Street Automotive’s Holiday Tradition
On a chilly Christmas Eve in Waterbury, families gathered at Meadow Street Automotive to celebrate a beloved holiday tradition with Santa, reindeer, and community cheer.
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Waterbury Pedestrian Struck on Chase Ave Dies from Injuries
Waterbury Police say a 36-year-old man struck by a vehicle on Chase Avenue has died from his injuries. The crash remains under investigation by the CRU.
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Waterbury BREAKING NEWS| JUST IN- MVA, Pedestrian injured
Breaking news in Waterbury as a pedestrian is seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in the 400 block of Chase Avenue. Police are investigating. Continuing coverage.
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Waterbury Police Arrest Three in Robbery Attempt, Seize Drugs and Firearm on Fleet Street
“Three suspects were arrested in Waterbury after attempting a robbery. Police seized drugs, a firearm, and burglary tools during the investigation. Learn more about the charges and details of the case.”
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Grand Street Shooting in Waterbury Prompts Response From Building Owner; “Not Connected to Grand Street Tavern”
Grand Street shooting in Waterbury was unrelated to Grand Tavern. Evidence and statements indicate no shots were fired at, in, or from the restaurant. The establishment says it remains safe and welcomes patrons.
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Grand Street Businesses Boarded Up as Waterbury Awaits City Response After Holiday Weekend Shooting
Grand Street in Waterbury; New photos show boarded-up storefronts and the business investigators say sparked the Grand Street shooting. Waterbury is expected to issue its first formal response today as the investigation continues.
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WATERBURY TIMES-SUNDAY SPECIAL REPORT |Is it time for a Municipal Center Police Unit in Waterbury?
Two shootings hours after Waterbury’s Tree Lighting spark questions about safety downtown. Rising violence raises debate over creating a Municipal Center Police Unit.
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Waterbury’s Bank Street Improvements: Photo Gallery Shows Rapid Progress in Downtown Waterbury
A new photo gallery shows major progress on Bank Street in Downtown Waterbury, following last week’s paving advisory. See before-and-after visuals and ongoing updates as the streetscape improvement project continues.
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