We Are Danbury

Jeff Nadu is a self-described content creator and mob historian who has a huge social media following. I reached out to Nadu recently and he agreed to make a guest appearance on the I-95 Morning Show.

Who would’ve guessed that Connecticut is home to the oldest public art museum in the country? Let’s take a closer look at this hidden gem.

There's something special about a town with layers of history and friendly faces at every turn.

Summer, the season of doing things, is nearly upon us. Many people typically construct their summer plans around activities, but I suggest a different approach: begin with the meals. There's nothing worse than embarking on a day-trip only to be faced with the pressing question, "What are we going to do for dinner?" After spending hours engaged in activities under the scorching sun, waiting until everyone is hungry to consider meal plans can spell disaster.

What we do have are some quirky, unusual, and fascinating fun facts that I feel you might find quite amusing.

In a new interview, the band's guitarist, Phil Manzanera, talks about the reunion with Brian Eno and what happened.

Connecticut is packed with beauty — both the kind nature gave us and the kind people built over time. And in some towns, those two things blend together so perfectly that the whole place feels like something out of a fairytale.

Buc-ee's is famous for Bj's/Costco/Super Walmart-sized truck stops that serve fresh food, BBQ, travel services, and Beaver Nuggets. Want a pulled pork sandwich with your choice of 25 varieties of beef jerky? Buc-ee's has it.

It essentially looks like a "pool" within the water.

With a rich history and plenty of memories, Sizzler's journey back into our hearts could be sweeter than their famous desserts.

The following photos are of bunkers, hatches and rubble from a decommissioned, Cold War era missile site that once was used to defend Harford, CT from enemy attacks.

Steak 'n Shake has been around a long time, it was founded in Illinois in the 1930's, and now have just under 500 restaurants across the Mid-Atlantic, West and South. The closest locations to us are in D.C., Virginia, and Ohio