Twenty-five months after Fairfield voters approved a fire levy, the transition to a full-time department is complete.

The developments are in Ansonia, East Hartford, Fairfield, New Britain, Rocky Hill, Stratford and West Hartford. Two more are in Stamford.

We met with Fairfield City Councilman Cedric Norman this week to learn more about where the project stands right now.

FAIRFIELD — Four people were charged this week in connection with drug trafficking in Fairfield, local police said. David ...

Schmitt is the sole Republican on the board after the 2023 elections. Outgoing chair Nelson said the Henrico board has always ...

Jim Cameron’s columns on transportation issues in the CTMirror are lucid and informative, but his recent article advocating ...

Bill Ward, general manager for the Fairfield Glade Community Club and chief operating officer, shared with the community that Sam McAdoo resigned as Director of Community Maintenance at Fairfield ...

A popular intersection in Pickaway County is set to become the site of the county’s newest Dollar General store. The new ...

Twenty twenty-four was an unforgettable year for residents of Jefferson County and the surrounding area. The year saw a native ...

SAN JOSE — Hotel development nosedived in California and the Bay Area in 2024, fresh evidence the statewide lodging market ...

Hillside Food Outreach is helping hundreds of low-income and limited mobility seniors across Westchester live independently with dignity and proper ...