Limited prosecutorial options, gangs taking advantage of minors and a lack of stability at home all contribute to the issue, experts said.
Following a solemn 9/11 ceremony, hundreds enjoyed a fundraiser bash to improve the Fairfield neighborhood.
The owner's Egyptian heritage is at the heart of his dream to bring the family business stateside.
Despite the challenges of training through COVID-19, the Mustangs continue building team chemistry.
“Collectively we strive to honor the legacy of the heroes of 9/11,” Fairfield Fire Chief Denis McCarthy said.
After five seasons at the helm, Ludlowe's coach said this year's squad is led by the “most talented senior class ever.”
“I’ve developed skills through Scouts,” he said. “And not just stuff like tying knots.”
Money raised at the neighborhood music festival will go toward renovating Stratfield's Four Corners intersection.
The ceremony marked the start of the theater's holiday weekend schedule — and its future in Fairfield.
Representatives of the Fairfield branch of Envoy Mortgage gave an area nurse the gift of her September mortgage for her new home.
“This is going to create an unimaginable spike in need and evictions,” state Sen. Hwang said. “And I don’t believe we’re prepared for it.”
Since 2015, there have been 38 drug overdose deaths in Fairfield. Over 60 percent involved the drug fentanyl.
The annual Agriculture Fair was back Saturday afternoon at the Greenfield Hill Grange Hall No. 133.
Various health, care and recovery services will be available in one place Sunday at the Wakeman Boys & Girls Club in Southport.
Troy Bradford hopes to "help young men reach their goals" in professional sports.
Troy Bradford hopes to "help young men reach their goals" in professional sports.
Troy Bradford hopes to "help young men reach their goals" in professional sports.
Fairfield is now home to Connecticut's first iCRYO cryotherapy business. Its operators are planning five more locations in Fairfield County.
Roger Boroway, a softball Hall-of-Famer and Fairfield business owner, believes in the beauty of bartering.
The new, two-dimensional play space was inspired by challenges Fairfield schools faced due to contamination and the coronavirus pandemic.
