Rob Ryser

A local developer plans to transform a 2.5-acre lot on a residential street in Bethel into a four-building complex of 26 apartments.

“Am I confident? Quite frankly not really,” Tim Draper told Hearst Connecticut Media Group.

A plan to modernize downtown development rules and expand the Main Street corridor’s boundaries aims to make Danbury’s urban core more attractive to investors.

Sandy Hook families who won $1.35 billion in defamation judgments from Alex Jones in Texas and Connecticut cases have agreed how to divide $16 million.

CT approved the longstanding application by a physicians’ group to open an $80 million cancer center on Danbury's west side that will use novel proton therapy.

A developer who wants to build a 7-story apartment house next to the landmark First Congregational Church in Danbury is moving to the final stage of review.

Danbury planners approved a nine-home development on 5 rocky acres after imposing eight pages worth of safety and quality-of-life conditions on the developer.

Developments in Alex Jones' bankruptcy case with Sandy Hook families have settled more questions in the first 2weeks of the new year than in the last 2 years.

A plan to bring downtown Danbury into the 21st century and see it "come to life" picks up a key endorsement on its way to a possible approval this month.

The dispute between Sandy Hook families and Infowars owner Alex Jones that have eluded resolution for 2 ½ years in bankruptcy court could be resolved today.