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Exterior of Shelton City Hall, in Shelton, Conn. Jan. 11, 2021.

Shelton receives $240K in CT grants for downtown projects

Rampant illness impacts Shelton school bus runs

The Derby-Shelton Rotary hosted its annual Shelton Day on Sunday, Oct. 3 on the Shelton Riverwalk. The event featured live music, food trucks and tethered hot air balloon rides. Were you SEEN?

Shelton Day returns to downtown Oct. 2

Ron Baia was recently hired as new zoning enforcement officer for the City of Shelton.

Shelton hires new zoning enforcement officer

A rendering of the proposed 62-unit apartment building at the current Langanke's site on Bridgeport Ave. in Shelton.

Shelton considers 62 apartments at Langanke's site

Results of recent Naugatuck Valley Health District health inspections.

Shelton eateries breeze through health checks

Pastor David Rinas leads the congregation of Trinity Lutheran Church in a service on Sept. 18, 2022, to celebrate its 123 years of service in Shelton. Trinity is merging with Immanuel Lutheran Church in Oxford.

Shelton's Trinity Lutheran Church closing doors after 123 years

Shelton Police

Fired Shelton police officer back on job

The new Ladder 47 will give Pine Rock Park Fire Company better aerial capabilities.

Police investigate gunshot at Shelton firehouse

Art teacher Isabelle Camillo works with first graders at Holy Trinity Catholic Academy in Shelton, Conn. on Wednesday, September 14, 2022.

Shelton's Holy Trinity looks to grow post-COVID

Shelton Scouts stuff stockings for those in need

Shelton Herald

Dec. 23, 2013

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Elizabeth Shelton Elementary School’s 4th Grade Junior Girl Scout Troop 60081 filled stockings with gifts for the Shelton Food Bank.