Good morning, Danbury.

Today, News 12’s Rebecca Surran featured inspirational speaker and author Jordan Toma in Conversation Connecticut—he discussed his challenges with ADHD, dyslexia and dysgraphia and his journey growing up.

Toma will host The Jordan Toma Experience at The Palace Danbury today.

This summer was hotter and drier in Connecticut—15 days reached 90 degrees compared to 7 last year, and the hottest day hit 97 degrees on June 25th.

Rain fell only 3.85 inches compared to the usual 11.07 inches, marking the driest summer since 1995.

The Connecticut Department of Transportation announced plans to ease traffic on I-84 in Danbury by adding a flex lane that converts the inside shoulder into a travel lane during peak hours+officials said construction will begin in 2028.

Friday night football in Fairfield County saw No.10 Bunnell win 50-0 over Weston with touchdown passes from quarterback Jake Garrigan—Newtown beat Stratford 55-0 after a pick-six by defensive back Caden Cuomo and a touchdown run from Luke Gagnon.

Voices: One Night Only!

7-9 p.m. — Edmond Town Hall — Beer, wine, and concessions available — Experience a final performance by progressive rock band VOICES with multimedia enhancements in honor of a beloved bandmember.

Pets in the Park Danbury 2025

11 AM – 4 PM — Danbury Town Park — $3 admission, free for kids under 13 — Celebrate pets with a costume contest, animal blessings, and local rescue support.

Connecticut Grappling & BJJ Championship

8 AM – 5 PM — NYA Sports & Fitness — Registration required — Compete in the largest mixed grappling tournament with divisions for all skill levels.

Brad Upton Stand-Up Comedy

7-11 p.m. — The Palace Danbury — Ticket info unavailable — Enjoy a night of laughs with Dry Bar Comedy's most popular comedian known for his engaging style and massive online following.

2025 Making a Difference Gala

6:00 – 11:30 PM — The Amber Room Colonnade — Cost information not provided — Enjoy an elegant evening of fundraising to support local animal welfare.

The Comedy of Errors

2-3:30 p.m. — Visual & Performing Arts Center — $10 for WCSU students — Enjoy a comical journey of mistaken identities in this Shakespearean adaptation centered on Adriana.