Lou Milano

Danbury, United States

I’m an entertainment fire, a hideous, raging inferno. Oh, I have one of them shows. I’m the co-host of the Ethan and Lou Morning Show on I-95 in CT & NY.

Articles

4 Celebrities Who Died in Connecticut and Made an Impact

5 days ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

Connecticut has long been home to some of the most well-known and talented people in entertainment and media. While it’s a small state, it has played a big role in shaping American culture. These celebrities have brought so much joy, creativity, and inspiration to millions. Though the subject of their deaths can be sad, it’s important to recognize the lasting impact they’ve had and how they became part of Connecticut’s history. This article focuses on four celebrities who passed away in Connecticut.
Connecticut Homeowners Face Long Delays When Selling, New Study Shows

5 days ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

Thinking of selling your house in Connecticut? You might need a little patience. A new study from Cash for Home looked at over 2 million listings and found that nearly 34% of homes in the state are still on the market after 30 days. That’s over 4,300 properties just sitting there waiting for a buyer. Compared to faster-moving states, like Mississippi where homes fly off the market, Connecticut’s pace is definitely on the slower side — ranking 10th in the country for longest time to sell a home.
Villa Avenue Mayhem: Viral Video Shows Connecticut’s Street Takeover Problem

1 week ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

Is this a movie set filming a 2025 remake of Lord of the Flies? Nope—just another Friday night in Connecticut. It was a hot night recently in Fairfield, Connecticut on Villa Avenue. On Sunday, May 4th this video was posted to Connecticut Reddit by u/jjdiablo titled Crowds, cars & fires Friday night on Villa Ave Fairfield.
The Official Hairstyle of Connecticut Teens? Apparently, It’s Llama

1 week ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

TRIGGER WARNING: You'll be triggered. I have conducted an independent study using my eyes and next-level observational skills to determine that Connecticut is the national leader in llama inspired hairdos on teenagers. I can't remember when the trend first hit but it's got be going on a few years now and shows no sign of slowing down. If you want to have 'rizz" on these Nutmeg streets, it's apparently vital that you look like Sideshow f------ Bob.
Is Every Woman in Connecticut Carrying a Stanley Tumbler Right Now?

1 week ago | i95rock.com | Lou Milano

I need help understanding something, and before we go any further, let me make one thing very clear: I have no beef with Stanley. I’m not locked in some blood feud with Pacific Market International—the fine folks who make Stanley products. And I have nothing but respect for William Stanley, the man who invented the first all-steel insulated vacuum bottle way back in 1913. This isn't an attack on anyone. I'm not here to pick on the ladies.
Lowest Gas Prices in the Greater-Danbury Area - May 2025

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

According to the most recent press release (April 24, 2025) from AAA regarding gas prices, the national average for regular gas is now $3.17 a gallon — a bit higher than last week and up 5 cents from last month. Prices are creeping up as more people hit the road with the nicer weather. Still, it’s way cheaper than this time last year, mainly because crude oil is going for about $62 a barrel now, compared to $82 a year ago. That is all well and good but what does it mean for Greater-Danbury?
8 Strange Connecticut Things that Tend to Shock Visitors

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

If you’ve lived in Connecticut long enough, you probably don’t think twice about the little things that make life here, well, Connecticut-EEE. These things feel normal, even comfortable to us, but outsiders just don't get it. They can get downright confused over our people, place and things. It’s only when you see the state through a fresh pair of eyes that you realize just how delightfully strange—and distinct—the Nutmeg State really is.
'Crazy Joe Devola' Home Security is Not for Connecticut Residents

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

The best part of any documentary is always that one nearly dead man in suspenders, reminiscing about his neighborhood. Without fail, he’ll say something like, “It was the kind of place where you didn’t need to lock your doors at night.” Cut to a dramatic montage of local news clips featuring the most horrific short story you've ever heard. In 2025, and you’d assume locking your doors would be a non-negotiable for literally everyone in the U.S. But apparently... not so much.
Love Connecticut? These 8 Binge-Worthy Shows Belong on Your Watchlist

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

If you’re all about Connecticut—the vibe, the culture, the aesthetic—then these eight bingeworthy TV shows belong on your radar (if they aren’t already). Some were directly inspired by real places here in the Nutmeg State, others are set against our familiar backdrop, and a few just capture that unmistakable Connecticut feel we know and love.
Video: Dramatic Police Chase Ends in Fire On I-684

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

According to LoHud, authorities are continuing their investigation into a dramatic police pursuit that ended in a fiery crash on April 29, 2025, in Goldens Bridge, NY. A vehicle fleeing law enforcement lost control and slammed into a ramp barrier connecting northbound Interstate 684 to Route 22, igniting into flames shortly after impact. Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene, where one passenger was taken into custody. Meanwhile, the driver of the vehicle reportedly fled on foot.