Report of a 3 alarm fire at the 100 block of Denver Ave in Bridgeport. Firefighters went to work putting out the fire in difficult conditions due to a hoarding situation, and were able to extinguish the fire. At least one person was transferred for their injuries.
Fairfield Firefighters quickly extinguished in the 200 block of Old Post Road. Alex is on the scene of a 3 alarm fire on Denver Avenue in Bridgeport and will have a report soon.
A 2 car crash with rollover at McKinley and Park Avenue. No word on injuries.
At 11AM a woman was cut on her left arm at the 500 block of Harral Ave. At 12 PM, one was cut on the face by a person on a bike at Myrtle Ave and Railroad ave. At 12:50PM there was a call that a person was chasing another person with a bat (baseball) at Noble Ave and Boston ave
Report of a car that struck another car, went through the barrier, and hit a tree in Glenwood Park by Chopsey Hill Road and Glenwood Ave. According to unconfirmed radio reports the driver struck the tree at 40 mph because of brake failure, but there is nothing confirmed.
Bridgeport firefighters were called to Commercial Street for a pickup truck fire. Firefighters reported a heavy chlorine smell in the area and went door to door, telling residents to close their windows for now. The Fairfield Hazmat Team has been called to the scene.
GOVERNOR LAMONT, ATTORNEY GENERAL TONG, ACTING COMMISSIONER CIMINO CRITICIZE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION REPEAL OF CARBON POLLUTION STANDARDS FOR POWER PLANTS (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont, Attorney General William Tong, and Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Acting Commissioner Emma Cimino are criticizing the Trump administration’s announcement today that it finalized its repeal of carbon pollution standards for power plants. First proposed last summer, this rollback by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will eliminate federal greenhouse gas standards for existing coal and new gas generation. The decision will leave hundreds of millions of Americans exposed to carbon emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants—leading to higher costs, dirtier air, and worse health outcomes. The final repeal is being announced alongside a…
The 1600 block of Madison ave had a commercial property burglarized last night at around 7PM, and at 8AM this morning the 1 block of Pequonnock street had a residential burglary. Police are investigating.
ATTORNEY GENERAL TONG ADVISES CONNECTICUT CONSUMERS AND BUSINESSES OF RIGHTS AND REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO NEW AND UPDATED PRIVACY LAWS (Hartford, CT) – Attorney General William Tong today advises Connecticut consumers that beginning October 1, 2026, they will enjoy additional privacy rights under newly-enacted laws related to artificial intelligence, Facial Recognition Technology (FRT), genetic data privacy, surveillance pricing, and data brokers, as well as through recent amendments to the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (“CTDPA”). Connecticut enacted Public Act 26-64 (“SB4”) in May of this year to amend the CTDPA, as well as to introduce new laws that, amongst other things, set forth additional requirements for businesses and rights for consumers related to data privacy. New rights and requirements under SB4 include:…
A motorcyclist was seriously injured after striking an iron fence near Newfield Avenue and Beardsley Street in Bridgeport Saturday night. Unconfirmed radio reports indicated the woman may have suffered a compound fracture to her leg, while police have closed the area to traffic d