Good morning, Danbury.

A state representative, Raghib Allie-Brennan, was arrested on Monday at 6:37 p.m. in Bethel after allegedly leaving Target with $26.69 in unpaid merchandise (he faces a misdemeanor summons for sixth-degree larceny and will appear in Danbury Superior Court on July 1) as loss prevention personnel detained him.

A man wanted for allegedly murdering a law enforcement officer in Mexico was arrested by ICE on June 12 while hiding in Connecticut—officials say Orlando Diaz-Cebada, also known as 'El Leches', remains in custody pending removal proceedings.

Former News 8 Chief Capitol Correspondent Mark Davis—who began his career in Connecticut in 1980—died Monday at the age of 76.

Gov. Ned Lamont and Sen. Richard Blumenthal praised his integrity and lasting impact on local journalism.

Gov. Ned Lamont signed 30 bills on Monday and plans to sign about 100 total by the end of this week—his approvals include a measure to crack down on street takeovers, a reimbursement for students from Stone Academy, and a ban on first cousin marriages that passed with bipartisan support.

Connecticut lawmakers passed a state law to let remote workers sue New York if they pay unwanted taxes—successfully winning a suit could cut their back taxes by 60%.

Gov. Lamont is expected to sign the bill soon, aiming to reduce the extra tax burden on those working from home.

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.

Maelo Ruiz Concert

9 PM – 12 AM — La Canchita Restaurant & Bar — Tickets available — Experience the salsa rhythms and timeless classics from Maelo Ruiz and Adolescentes.