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PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT: Facebook Marketplace Robberies in Waterbury, CT
The Waterbury Police Department is investigating a series of armed robberies connected to Facebook Marketplace transactions. These incidents occurred on May 9, 12, and 17, 2025, in the Fiske Street area. In each case, victims were lured to the location under the pretense of selling electronics—specifically, a gaming laptop, an iPad, and an iPhone. The…
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29-Year-Old Woman Dies in Waterbury Police Custody; Investigation Underway
WATERBURY– A 29-year-old woman, Alyssa Insogna, died while in custody at the Waterbury Police Department on May 10, prompting an investigation by the Office of the Inspector General.
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When Homeschooling Hides Harm: Is It Time for More Oversight? Connecticut’s Homeschooling Dilemma
Kimberly Sullivan’s story shocked Connecticut and the nation: a child enrolled in homeschooling programs, whose abuse went unnoticed for years, ultimately leading to a fatal outcome. The case has reignited debate about whether homeschooling families receive sufficient oversight, and what measures might prevent similar tragedies.
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A Tragedy in Waterbury — And a Wake-Up Call for All Connecticut Drivers
Waterbury, CT —As a lifelong Connecticut resident, seeing headlines about accidents on our roads is sadly nothing new. But this past week, the tragedy that unfolded in Waterbury hit especially hard. Four people — four human beings with dreams, families, and futures — lost their lives when a car slammed into a local corner store.…
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State Approves $9.3 Million to Revitalize Downtown Waterbury and West Main Street Corridor
WATERBURY, CT — In a major win for the Brass City, the State Bond Commission has approved $9.3 million in funding to help revitalize downtown Waterbury and a nearby neighborhood, marking a transformative investment in the city’s future. The funding includes a $5.3 million allocation to the Waterbury Development Corporation for the environmental cleanup of the…
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The Waterbury Times Investigates: “Waterbury, CT – Clickbait”
The Waterbury Times Investigates: “Waterbury, CT – Clickbait” In this powerful new docu-series, The Waterbury Times Investigates pulls back the curtain on how sensationalized media coverage has played a key role in shaping the public perception of Waterbury, Connecticut. Waterbury, CT – Clickbaitdives deep into how local news outlets have repeatedly highlighted the city’s struggles, crime, and controversy,…
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Public Service Announcement for Waterbury Marijuana Consumers: Stay Safe and Protect Yourself
Attention Waterbury residents and recreational marijuana smokers: Recent reports of fentanyl-contaminated marijuana products are raising serious concerns. In August 2024, police raided an unlicensed smoke shop in Norwalk and discovered marijuana products laced with fentanyl. The shop was operating without proper licenses, and many of its products tested positive for this dangerous substance. Authorities have…
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Waterbury Ct – The Dirty Water/100 Years of Scandal
Waterbury, Connecticut, has had its share of scandals and controversies over the past century, spanning political, economic, and social spheres. Below are some major scandals in the city between 1925 and 2025: 1. The Waterbury Police Scandal (1920s) In the early 1920s, the city of Waterbury experienced a scandal involving corruption within the police department. The scandal centered…
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Connecticut’s Bipartisan Proposal to Allocate $10 Million for Connecticut Foodshare: A Crucial Step in Combating Food Insecurity
In an era where collaboration is needed more than ever, Connecticut lawmakers are on the verge of passing a bipartisan proposal that would allocate $10 million to Connecticut Foodshare, the state’s largest hunger-relief organization. If passed, this bill would mark a significant step forward in addressing food insecurity across the state, ensuring that thousands of families have access to the…

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