Ron Napoli, Jr

The City of Waterbury has lifted the Boil Water Notice, meaning more than 15,000 homes and businesses can safely use tap water once again.

Approximately 5,100 homes and businesses have lost water service due to a major water main break on Tuesday on Tompkins Street.

New student loan rules are affecting more than 500,000 Connecticut residents. The changes reduce repayment options and can raise monthly payments.

Commuters in the Greater Waterbury Area need to prepare for a huge change to their daily routine as substitute bus service will replace all trains on the Metro-North Waterbury Branch Line.

Drivers in Waterbury should expect delays and possible detours over the next two weeks for ramp installations throughout the city.

UConn Health Waterbury Hospital continues to serve our community be delivering water bottles during warm weather, launching a new leadership series, and hosting a blood drive.

I wrote a letter to regulators urging them to reject a proposed double-digit rate hike from Eversource that would only deepen financial strain for Connecticut residents.

Wilby High School students helped create a documentary that brings our city’s industrial past to life through creativity, research, and innovation.