Good morning, Danbury.

Rite Aid has slated over 800 stores for closure amid its ongoing bankruptcy reorganization—four of which are located in Connecticut at Wallingford, Wolcott, Brookfield and Ridgefield.

The closures are pending court approval following documents released on June 23.

Local gardeners can now purchase beneficial bugs such as ladybugs, praying mantises, red worms, hoverflies & spiders to naturally control pests and boost soil fertility, supporting organic gardening efforts in the community.

Governor Lamont spoke to media about pending legislation—he held a press conference on Monday at 11 a.m. in his office at the State Capitol and News 8 livestreamed his remarks.

Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed the controversial affordable housing bill on Monday amid protests from suburban towns, saying the bill's 'Fair Share' quotas did not work for him.

He urged lawmakers to craft a better bill for a special session in September — though he gave few specifics — leaving future housing policy in doubt.

Gov. Ned Lamont signed legislation Monday that increases fines and penalties for street takeover participants—police are now given extra tools, such as a two-year license suspension for repeat offenders, to boost road safety.

This law is aimed at reducing dangerous street racing trends across the state.

Gov. Ned Lamont announced his intention to veto a major housing bill on June 23rd because he argued local towns must lead zoning for affordable housing—he said lawmakers should fix the proposal before moving it forward at a special session.

Danbury Town Park Fireworks over Candlewood Lake

9:15 p.m. — Danbury Town Park — Free entry — Celebrate the night with stunning fireworks illuminating Candlewood Lake and the surrounding park.

Danbury Amateur Golf Championship

Tournament begins Saturday, Jul 19th — Richter Park Golf Course — Registration details to be announced — Compete in a 36-hole stroke play event across multiple divisions.