Lightning is the culprit of a Stamford fire on Knickerbocker Ave, a Norwalk fire on West Norwalk Road, and a Stratford fire on Rushtown Drive. This is all preliminary information based on radio reports and nothing is confirmed at this time.
https://youtu.be/k6EltBvWJB0 BRIDGEPORT, CT - BusPatrol celebrated the opening of its new Bridgeport office, the company’s first location in Connecticut and New England. The office will serve as BusPatrol’s Connecticut headquarters and regional base for the northern Northeast. BusPatrol is a public safety technology company that provides AI-powered school bus stop-arm enforcement systems. The company works with more than 400 communities and hundreds of police departments across the country to discourage drivers from illegally passing stopped school buses. BusPatrol President and Chief Innovation Officer Justin Meyers said the company has hired more than 27 people in the region as part of its investment in Bridgeport. “If you’re going to come into a community and raise your hand and ask for the…
Westport launched their boats for an incident involving 3 boats in the Long Island Sound near 260 Compo Road South in Westport. They did not find anyone in the water and recalled after verifying that everyone was okay.
FAIRFIELD, CT — Chips Family Restaurant celebrated its 60th anniversary by rolling its prices back to 1966, offering customers pancakes for 85 cents and coffee for 15 cents. State Sen. Tony Hwang joined the celebration and presented a citation from the state of Connecticut recognizing Chips as a longtime community institution. “This has been an institution in our community,” Hwang said. He praised the restaurant for supporting local charities, contributing to community organizations and remaining involved in philanthropic efforts throughout the area. Chips owner Adam Bajko became emotional while reflecting on the milestone and the memory of George, who purchased the restaurant and worked to keep its food and traditions consistent. Bajko said customers from Fairfield County regularly traveled to…
Back to School already? It may feel early, but for many Fairfield families, now is the time to start preparing for the new school year. Fairfield Social Services is collecting $25 gift cards to Target, Walmart, and Amazon to help Fairfield students return to school with the supplies they need to feel prepared and ready to learn. Last year, the generosity of Fairfield residents, businesses, faith communities, and civic organizations helped more than 130 Fairfield students purchase backpacks, school supplies, clothing, and other essentials. If you'd like to help, please consider donating a $25 gift card to Target, Walmart, or Amazon. Gift cards may be mailed or dropped off at Fairfield Social Services, located in the Bigelow Center for Senior…
New Law Reauthorizes Renewable Energy Incentives That Were Soon Set To Expire, Ensuring That Solar Energy and Battery Storage Have a Renewed Focus on Affordability (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that he has signed into law Public Act 26-127, which contains several initiatives to make renewable energy, including solar energy and battery storage, an accessible and affordable option for homeowners, renters, and businesses in Connecticut, ensuring that the state’s renewable energy programs have a renewed focus on affordability at a time when costs are placing pressure on households. “As we transition to a cleaner energy future, we must make sure that every family, especially those struggling with high utility bills, can share the benefits,” Governor Lamont said.…
A single car crashed into a pole off of the I-95 South exit 22 off ramp. First responders are on scene reporting a lot of damage and fluid spilled
A one car crash I-95 northbound near exit 22. No report on injuries. Expect delays. 2026-07-18@2:06pm #Fairfield CT
TRUMBULL, CT – First Selectman Vicki A. Tesoro and Police Chief Michael Lombardo are encouraging parents and guardians to help keep children safe as the use of bicycles, electric bicycles (e-bikes), and scooters continues to grow throughout the community. Town officials say they have seen an increase in concerns involving e-bikes, motorized bikes, and scooters being operated by children and teens on roads, sidewalks, parks, and other public spaces. They note that while the Town can enforce Connecticut laws and local ordinances, enforcement alone will not solve the problem and that parents play a critical role in ensuring children ride responsibly. Under Connecticut law, operators of electric bicycles generally have the same rights and responsibilities as traditional bicyclists and must…
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Education Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker today are reminding Connecticut families that during the summer months, nutritious meals are available at no cost to all children in the state, helping to ensure that students continue to have access to healthy meals while school is out. Any child age 18 and younger may receive meals at participating locations. No application, proof of income, or identification is required. To locate participating meal sites, use the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Summer Meals Site Finder at www.fns.usda.gov/summer/sitefinder or call 2-1-1. Because locations and operating hours may change throughout the summer, families are encouraged to confirm location and meal service times before visiting. “Access to nutritious meals is essential…
