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Bridgeport News: Garage Fire
5:11pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- A garage fire reported at 238 Pilgrim Place, the garage is connected to the house. Firefighters reporting light smoke on their arrival. This news report is made possible by:
I-95 Crash
4:35pm--#cttraffic--#Bridgeport Connecticut--A multi car crash on I-95 northbound near the well designed 27 - 27A exit ramp for your commuting pleasure.
10 Days Of Prayer
#Bridgeport Connecticut--Starting on October 2nd through and ending at 6am on October 12th at Bluefish Stadium, 500 Main Street in Bridgeport. With one voice let us cry out to God that He may transform and heal our city, our families, our schools, our government and our nation. Pastors, leaders, friends, families, and communities will be coming together in unity to pray for the city of Bridgeport. All are welcome to pray at any time with pastors and prayer teams who will be onsite praying 24/7 for 10 Days. Daily Prayer Services: 7AM, 12 Noon and 7PM
State Police Detectives Investigate Norwalk Infant Death
#Norwalk, CT. (October 6, 2016): State Police detectives from Western District Major Crime are investigating the untimely death of an infant in Norwalk. On October 5, 2016 during the evening hours the Norwalk Police Department responded to 9 Hunters Lane in Norwalk for an unresponsive 4 month old infant. The residence was reported to be a daycare facility. The 4 month old infant was transported to Norwalk Hospital for evaluation where they were later pronounced deceased. On October 6, 2016 at approximately 10:45 a.m., at the request of the State’s Attorneys Office, Connecticut State Police Western District Major Crime detectives responded to the scene and assumed the investigation. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner will conduct a post-mortem examination to determine the cause and manner of death. The incident…
Fairfield News: Fairfield Police: No Clown Threats
There has been a recent upsurge in rumors regarding various clowns/clown groups. The rumors have been generated by various social media posts; some indicating that such clowns/clown groups are potentially violent. To date, there have been no threats made against any Fairfield school. Further, recent clown threats made in other communities have proven to be not credible. The Fairfield Police Department regularly monitors a variety of resources for any threats to our community. We are aware of the trending clown rumors and continue to monitor and evaluate social media posts by supposed clowns/clown groups. With Halloween approaching, this issue may intensify. It is important that we come together to avoid perpetuating the paranoia that these rumors are intended to cause. Please know that any and all threats…
Bridgeport News: Clown Incident At Blackham School
10:20am--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- Police are on the way to Blackham School at 425 Thorme Stree to investigate another clown incident. This news report is made possible by:
Bridgeport News: Police Looking For Suspect
9:50am--#Bridgeport Connecticut--Police are looking for a suspect in the Putnam and Orchard Street area for a possible robbery suspect. This news report is made possible by:
Bridgeport News: Firearm Recovered
1:25pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- A firearm was recovered after a car with four people inside were seen behind the Madison Avenue Library with possible "contraband" according to radio reports. This news report is made possible by:
22 Years After Deadly Crash Improvements Made At Airport
BRIDGEPORT, CT –Mayor Joe Ganim today joined Mayor John Harkins of Stratford, City Council Members and State Lawmakers to reopen Runway 6-24 at Igor. I Sikorsky Memorial Airport. Mayor Ganim boarded a twin engine Wheels Up jet with City Council members Tom McCarthy, Jeanette Herron and Anthony Paoletto to make the first inaugural landing at the new and improved runway. The ceremony recognized the more than 20 year effort to re-construct the runway and bring critical safety improvements to the airport, including replacing the South Main Street metal blast fence with a new Engineered materials Arresting System (EMAS). “It was an honor to be on the first plane to ever land at the new runway,” said Mayor Ganim. “This partnership with the Town of Stratford proves municipalities united with a common goal can bring a lot of…