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    Researchers at Fairfield University are drawing attention to gaps in what is known about infant nutrition, pointing to shortfalls in current scientific understanding of what babies need in their earliest months. The university is publicising the team's findings, which underline the need for further study into feeding practices and guidance given to new parents.

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    ICE activity on the rise in Fairfield County▼Immigration and Customs Enforcement on the rise in Fairfield County✉newsWorldImmigration9 d ago

    Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity is reportedly increasing in Fairfield County, Connecticut. The report highlights growing enforcement operations in the area, a topic that has drawn local attention amid the broader national debate over immigration enforcement and its impact on immigrant communities.

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    Montana DOT seeks $28 million grant for Gallatin Canyon wildlife crossing▼MDT seeks $28M grant for Gallatin Canyon wildlife crossing✉newsEnvironmentWildlife31 min ago

    The Montana Department of Transportation is pursuing a $28 million federal grant to fund a wildlife crossing in Gallatin Canyon, a stretch of highway south of Bozeman known for collisions between vehicles and wildlife. The story is being reported by Montana outlets including the Bozeman Daily Chronicle and the Fairfield Sun Times. The crossing would aim to improve driver safety and protect migrating animals along the busy corridor.

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    Fairfield church deacon in cold case killings may be unfit for trial▼Fairfield church deacon, charged in two cold case homicides, may be mentally incompetent for trial✉newsWorldReligion1 d ago

    A deacon at a Fairfield church charged in connection with two cold case homicides may be mentally incompetent to stand trial, according to court proceedings reported by Bay Area media. The development raises questions about how the prosecution of the decades-old killings will proceed while his mental fitness is evaluated.

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    Fairfield girls' tennis team heads to state tournament▼Fairfield girls’ tennis heads to state tournament✉newsSportTennis20 h ago

    The Fairfield girls' tennis team has qualified for the state tournament. The local announcement is drawing attention in the community, with supporters congratulating the players on advancing to the state level of high school competition.

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    Fairfield Athletics Expands Yale New Haven Health Partnership▼Fairfield Athletics Expands Partnership With Yale New Haven Health✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Fairfield University's athletics department has broadened its partnership with Yale New Haven Health. The expanded collaboration continues the relationship between the university's sports programs and the health system, which typically provides medical support and services to student-athletes. Further details of the arrangement were not immediately available.

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    Fitness Evaluation Ordered for Fairfield Attempted Murder Suspect▼FITNESS EVALUATION ORDERED FOR FAIRFIELD MAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER✉newsHealthFitness5 d ago

    A Fairfield man charged with attempted murder has been ordered by the court to undergo a fitness evaluation. The evaluation will determine whether he is competent to stand trial on the charge. Details about the alleged incident, the identity of the accused, or the timeline for the evaluation have not been disclosed.

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    Fairfield to raze retail sites for housing developments▼Razing retail to bring in housing developments in Fairfield✉newsBusinessRetail8 d ago

    Fairfield is moving to demolish retail properties to make way for new housing developments, according to Westfair Communications. The plan reflects a broader push in the region to convert underused commercial land into residential space as housing demand grows. Details on which shopping sites will be affected and the scale of the projects remain limited so far.

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    Fairfield estate with private beach listed for $6.499 million●For $6.499M, this Fairfield property comes with a beach and boathouse✉newsCultureEntertainment2 d ago

    A luxury home in Fairfield, Connecticut has hit the market for $6.499 million, with a private beach and boathouse included in the sale. The listing has drawn attention as an example of Connecticut's high-end waterfront market, where private shoreline access is rare and pushes prices well above typical levels for the area.

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    Solano College pro tennis event pauses in 2026, targets 2027 return▼No pro tennis at Solano College in 2026, but plans continue for a 2027 return✉newsSportTennis6 d ago

    Solano College in Fairfield, California, will not host a professional tennis event in 2026, according to the Daily Republic. Organisers say planning continues, with the goal of bringing pro tennis back to the campus in 2027. The report offers no detail on why the 2026 edition is not happening.

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    Fairfield's girls tennis team has qualified five players for the state tournament, according to the Southeast Iowa Union. The report confirms the group is heading to state competition, though details on how each player qualified or their seeding were not provided in the coverage.

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    Dr. James Geisler Expands Suicide Prevention Training Across Connecticut●Dr. James Geisler MA'14 Expands Suicide Prevention Training Across Connecticut✉newsHealthMental Health6 d ago

    Dr. James Geisler, a 2014 graduate of Fairfield University's master's program, is broadening suicide prevention training across Connecticut. The effort, highlighted by his alma mater, aims to equip more people in the state with skills to recognize and respond to individuals at risk. The initiative reflects growing attention to mental health resources and community-level prevention work in Connecticut.

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    Vandals cause $1,200 in damage to Fairfield golf course●Vandals caused $1,200 in damage to Fairfield golf course, police say✉newsSportGolf5 d ago

    Police in Fairfield say vandals caused approximately $1,200 in damage to a local golf course. The incident is under investigation, and authorities are working to identify those responsible. The damage adds to ongoing concerns about vandalism targeting public recreational facilities in the area, with residents voicing frustration over the destruction of community amenities.