Thomas Goethe, 43, of Waterbury, is a convicted felon who police arrested Tuesday. He allegedly had two loaded guns, over 200 rounds of ammo and various drugs.

A Waterbury man was arrested for firearm and narcotics charges, police said. Police said they executed a search and seizure warrant on Tuesday for Thomas Goethe,

Anfernee Dancy, of Waterbury, was sentenced to 46 months in prison after he was found with a loaded handgun after he fled from police in 2023, officials said.

WATERBURY - The planned summer opening of a new splash pad and playground on Branch Street is envisioned as an attractive destination for children in the North End.Construction on the new Waterbury Police Activities League facility will begin this spring,

Gov. Ned Lamont (D-Conn.) has initiated the state's severe cold weather protocol for "brutally frigid" conditions forecast. On Monday morning, News 8 checked in with road conditions in Waterbury while talking safety tips.

Keudy Martinez from Waterbury was sworn in at Connecticut’s 11th kid governor. Martinez joins a list of outstanding fifth grade boys and girls who look to serve their communities and the state. “For me to be a leader,

It was inauguration day on Friday at the Old State House in Hartford as Connecticut’s new Kid Governor was sworn in. Keudy Martinez, a 5th grader from Waterbury, said that his platform focuses on school safety.

Waterbury, Manchester Memorial and Rockville General are likely to be sold at auction as part of Prospect Medical Holding's bankruptcy process, an expert says.

A 28-year-old Waterbury man was sentenced to nearly four years in prison for unlawful possession of a firearm, following a dramatic August 2023 arrest.Anfernee D. Dancy, who has a lengthy criminal history,

Homemade explosive materials and devices were found in a Waterbury house where an explosion killed Thomas Cianciola, 56, according to police.

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont wants to elevate an Appellate Court judge to the Supreme Court and two former state lawmakers to the Superior Court.

HARTFORD - Gov. Ned Lamont will propose that the state legislature consolidate and rewrite hate crime statutes, including dropping a requirement for proving malicious intent. Lamont and members of the