Families United in Newtown (FUN) is teaming up with Newtown Parks & Recreation and the Newtown Lions Club to host its end of the school year meeting and “Senior Send-Off” for Newtown High School National Honor Society volunteers.

The prevention of tick bites and the potential diseases they carry including Lyme is a year-round concern for the Newtown Health District, Director Donna Culbert, and her staff.

Connecticut's Public Health Commissioner is urging residents to stay cool and hydrated as the weekend's anticipated temperatures approach 100 degrees.

The Newtown-based Parent Connection is working to help communities understand how fentanyl is playing such a prominent role in taking so many lives.

Margaret “Peggy” Lopes made a career out of helping some of Newtown’s youngest patients while working at several local pediatric practices.

Newtown Police Department and other law enforcement agencies nationwide will partner with the DEA for the 22nd Drug Take Back Day at the end of the month.

Why am I so stressed? Is the way I feel normal? Why can’t I just be happy? If these are things you are wondering, maybe you should attend this upcoming event.

The local autism support nonprofit Families United in Newtown (FUN) is planning several activities for April, which is Autism Awareness Month — read on to learn more.

The local autism and disability support network Families United In Newtown (FUN) is getting busy as spring approaches, with a weekend St Patty’s day meeting planned ahead of its Autism Awareness Month activities, and a newly announced concert fundraiser.

The State of Connecticut Office of the Healthcare Advocate (OHA) hosted its latest Lunch & Learn over Zoom on February 22 with OHA Outreach Coordinator Denise Ramautar sharing information about the organization and what it offers residents.