Rollover Accident
A viewer sent in this picture of a rollover accident at Chopsey and Boston Avenue earlier this morning. There are no other details. 2025-07-22 #Bridgeport CT
A viewer sent in this picture of a rollover accident at Chopsey and Boston Avenue earlier this morning. There are no other details. 2025-07-22 #Bridgeport CT
A one-car crash on I-95 northbound just past the 27A off-ramp. No word on injuries. 2025-07-21@11:01pm--#Bridgeport CT #cttraffic
A rollover crash was reported I-95 southbound at exit 20. Everyone was able to self-extricate. Possibly 4 people injured. 2025-07-21@6:06pm-- #Fairfield CT --#cttraffic
There is a heavy presence of first responders on Route 34 at the Stevenson Dam for a water rescue. So far, no report of a victim. Monroe Firefighters launched an underwater drone, and now divers. 2025-07-21 pm --Monroe CT
Report of a crash on the on ramp of 27A Southbound on I-95 in Bridgeport. First responders are on scene saying that it's a 3 car crash and on the exit ramp itself, involving 2 18 wheelers.
Report of a structure fire at the 500 block of Pond Point Ave in Milford. First responders are on scene reporting smoke showing from the window, and a fire on the first floor.
(NAUGATUCK, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto today announced that the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) has begun construction on a new train station in Naugatuck, advancing the Lamont administration’s plan to modernize the entire Waterbury Branch Line and spur downtown redevelopment. The new station is being relocated approximately 0.3 miles south of the existing station, placing it closer to Naugatuck’s downtown and aligning with the borough’s vision for a vibrant, transit-oriented development near Rubber Avenue and Old Firehouse Road. This project is one of several parts of a larger CTDOT initiative to upgrade all six stations on Metro-North’s Waterbury Branch Line. “We’re not just building a train station, we’re building more momentum for Naugatuck’s…
July 16, 2025 - It's hard to believe, but Back-to-School season is just around the corner-and for many Fairfield families, it can be a time of financial stress. Once again, Fairfield Social Services is collecting gift card donations to help local students head back to class confident and prepared. The Fairfield community has always been generous and supportive of neighbors in need, and we thank you for continuing that tradition. The need this year is great, and every donation makes a difference. Whether it's a gift card to Amazon, Target, or Walmart, your support directly benefits students and families right here in Fairfield. To contribute, please drop off or mail gift cards to Fairfield Social Services. Your generosity…
HARTFORD, CT — Senator Tony Hwang (R–Fairfield) today applauded the awarding of $4,437,138 to the Town of Fairfield for the Commerce Drive Bridge Replacement project, a major infrastructure improvement made possible through the state’s Local Transportation Capital Improvement Program (LOTCIP). As Ranking Member and leading Republican on both the Transportation Committee and the Transportation Bonding Subcommittee, Senator Hwang played a role with Bridgeport legislators in advancing this project and more than a dozen others funded through the LOTCIP initiative. His efforts, in collaboration with state officials and committee leadership, helped ensure a transparent, data-driven process that prioritized local needs and long-term sustainability. “I would like to acknowledge the work of the Transportation Committee and Transportation Bonding Subcommittee leadership for their collaborative efforts, particularly…
https://youtube.com/shorts/ytnHkBME7P0 Report of a rollover crash on Railroad Ave near Howard Ave in Bridgeport. The car seemed, according to unconfirmed radio reports, to roll over a fire hydrant.