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Danbury police are investigating after about a dozen masked people held a white power rally near police headquarters. Mayor Roberto Alves condemned the group as “cowards.”
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ICE agents can no longer arrest people for civil offenses, such as immigration violations, in places like schools, hospitals and churches unless a judge gives permission.
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Danbury Public School students are missing more school days, and administrators blame frequent ICE raids.
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More than a thousand people took to the streets in Danbury on Wednesday night to protest recent immigration arrests that have stunned the community.
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The federal government has authorized a national memorial to veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. While groundbreaking for that monument in Washington, D.C. is still years away, a group of Connecticut veterans just unveiled their memorial in Danbury.
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The school, which Connecticut officials approved in 2018, is caught in the middle of debates over whether it's a good option for struggling students.
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Police officers found a woman and three children aged 5 through 12 dead at a home in Connecticut.
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The schools’ plans to open were delayed until at least next year without financial assistance from the state General Assembly. The school could eventually educate 770 students from Danbury.
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Connecticut’s two U.S. Senators, Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy, visited the Danbury Federal prison on Wednesday.
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They said more than half the women at a federal prison in Danbury tested positive for COVID-19, but the prison didn’t immediately isolate them or tell them they had the virus.