Rob Ryser is a reporter at the News-Times. He specializes in City Hall coverage and general assignment features, with a keen interest in social issues such as homelessness and bankruptcy, as well as topics like cannabis. Rob's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the San Antonio Express-News and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Rob Ryser's coverage mainly focuses on local news in Danbury, Connecticut. His articles predominantly cover government and politics, business and industry, and education within the area. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing insights or updates related to local government initiatives, policies affecting businesses or education in Danbury. Topics such as development projects in the city and issues related to Sandy Hook are likely of interest as well.
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"Our state mourns the loss of a dedicated leader..." Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz said of Assistant Chief Pete Blomberg.
By: Kendra Baker, Kaitlin Lyle, Rob Ryser, Michael Gagne, Sandra Diamond Fox
Danbury-area residents voted on Election Day in the 2nd, 42nd, 67th, 69th, 106th, 107th, 108th, 109th, 110th, 111th, 135th and 138th state House races.
By: Rob Ryser
Newtown approved the sale of the old police headquarters but ballots were still being counted in Danbury about a $49 million public safety bond.
By: Rob Ryser
The CT Office of Health Strategy grilled a NY health-care giant on its plan to rescue the parent company of Danbury and Norwalk hospitals from bankruptcy.
By: Rob Ryser
The Infowars auction will raise money to pay a fraction of what Jones owes Sandy Hook families, whose successful defamation lawsuits bankrupted Jones.
By: Rob Ryser
News CT artist who drew ‘Magic School Bus' books mourned as ‘astonishingly talented, caring and sweet' By Rob Ryser
By: Rob Ryser
Alex Jones, forced into bankruptcy after being found liable for defaming Sandy Hook families, is unsure about Infowars' future as the company heads to auction.
Trumbull investor Howard Greenspan has opened a second escape room venue in Danbury on Main Street designed to “immerse" players.
By: Rob Ryser
Lawyers defending Danbury Hospital from suits by two businessmen claiming the hospital backed out of a $4.75M contract asked a judge for time to reach a deal.
By: Rob Ryser
Sandy Hook families who successfully sued Alex Jones for defamation in Connecticut have teamed up with the satirical news outlet the Onion to buy Infowars.
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