Kevin McGovern, a longtime Wilton Snapple distributor known for his generosity and community friendships, died suddenly July 18. He was 61.

Wilton officials urge approval of FY25 budget overages as a June legal memo raises new questions about when Town Hall learned of issues.

Wilton residents are invited to host neighborhood block parties through Block Party USA's American Summer campaign for America's 250th.

Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month highlights signs parents shouldn't ignore and how early diagnosis can help kids stay ...

Wilton reschedules July 4 fireworks for Labor Day, Merwin Meadows Pond fully reopens and FEMA denies reimbursement for ...

Six Wilton homes sold July 10-16, led by the sale of the historic former Wilton Congregational Church parsonage on Ridgefield ...

Why It Matters: The earlier graduation schedule provides families with greater certainty, while the proposed lunch price changes could affect students and parents across every Wilton school. Before ...

Why It Matters: With Connecticut’s new housing law limiting local review of qualifying middle housing projects, Wilton’s zoning regulations may become the town’s primary tool for influencing the ...

15 Old Danbury Rd. after four rounds of P&Z pre-application review (note: ARB also reviewed the project twice during these transitions) Why It Matters: One of Wilton’s most debated and consequential ...

Bargains at Wilton Library’s Summer Sidewalk Book Sale, a new officer joins the Wilton Police Department, and upcoming town meetings ...

Why It Matters: The Aug. 11 primaries will determine the Democratic nominee for governor and the Republican challenger to U.S. Rep. Jim Himes. They’re also the first statewide primaries conducted ...

Jack Marek’s mother reflects on Wilton High School graduation and the compassion shown by students who made sure her son, who died in February and would have graduated with the Class of 2026, was ...