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

Memorial Day Magic in Danbury – See Who Made the 2025 Parade Gallery

1 week ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

Following a stretch of chilly, rainy days, the sun finally returned—right on cue—for one of Danbury, Connecticut’s most cherished traditions: the Memorial Day Parade. Families lined the streets, flags waved in the breeze, and the community came together to honor our heroes. The 2025 celebration was filled with sunshine, patriotic spirit, and plenty of smiling faces. Take a look at who we spotted in this year’s photo gallery.
Coupons on First Dates in Connecticut: Frugal or a Dealbreaker?

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

According to new research from Study Finds, you can forget roses and fancy ass dinners in 2025. Today’s singles are way more into rewards points and coupons according to a new survey. SF found that more than half of Americans think using a coupon on a first date is totally acceptable, and nearly a third actually find frugality sexy. The study, done by Talker Research for TopCashback.com, found that flashy spending could be a turnoff, and budget-conscious behavior is winning people over.
Greater-Danbury: Everything You Need To Know - Memorial Day Weather

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

What will the weather be like on Memorial Day Weekend? Early reports have been bad so we reached out to our expert to get the skinny on what we can expect from the weather on Memorial Day Weekend in the Greater-Danbury Area. Our Meteorologist Jack Drake joined us on the Wednesday (5/21/25) edition of the I-95 Morning Show and this is what he had to say. Lou: Everyone is freaking out about early reports of Memorial Day weekend weather, what can we really expect?
New Report: This CT City Is the Worst in the Nation for Young Professionals

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

Are you a fresh-faced baby adult looking to conquer the world? There is one Connecticut city that is kryptonite for young professionals according to a new study. WalletHub just released its 2025 ranking of the best and worst cities in America to start a career, and let’s just say… things aren’t looking too hot for the Nutmeg State. Out of 182 cities, Bridgeport and New Haven landed deep in the bottom tier.
Discover Connecticut: 15 Things That Make the Nutmeg State Unique

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

Though small in size, Connecticut has always punched above its weight when it comes to shaping American culture, industry, and even a little bit of chaos. Tucked between New York and Massachusetts, the Nutmeg State is often seen as a quiet New England corner—but scratch beneath the surface and you'll find a place full of firsts, strange laws, historic quirks, and some proudly weird distinctions.
Costco To Close All Connecticut Stores This Week: What You Need To Know

2 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

Well, that snuck up on us!"Wasn't it just Thanksgiving?" he asked in his best suburban pod-man voice. Memorial Day is already upon us—this year falling on Monday, May 26, 2025—and for Costco, that means the lights will be going out at all U.S. locations, including the ones right here in the Nutmeg State.
Connecticut Ranked One of the Best States for Police Officers in New Study

3 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

When I was growing up, a job in law enforcement was considered a great gig. It was a stable way to earn a living, and police were respected members of the community. You don’t need to be super plugged into current events to know that the job doesn’t carry the same reputation it once did—but there’s good news for cops in Connecticut, according to a new study from WalletHub. The study looked at all 50 states plus D.C. and ranked them based on how good they are for building a law enforcement career.
Forget 90210-Connecticut Has the Most Expensive ZIP Code

3 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

All year long, I’m buried in research and data, looking for stories that help shape Connecticut’s identity. If you live here, you know our state isn’t just a cliché of yachts and country clubs. Still, I’m often surprised to find entire regions in the U.S. that are even more expensive to live in than some areas here in the Nutmeg State. Just this morning, I came across an article about the most exclusive towns and cities in America—and my jaw dropped when Connecticut didn’t even make the Top 15.
Danbury Man Drove Drunk with Infant in Lap, Troopers Say

3 weeks ago | danburycountry.com | Lou Milano

According to a press release from the CT State Police, things got wild on I-84 in Danbury last Friday evening when an off-duty state trooper spotted a tan Chevy Equinox swerving all over the place near exit 8. The vehicle in question didn’t have a rear license plate so the trooper flipped on the lights and sirens, trying to pull the driver over. According to reports, the SUV just kept creeping along at about 15 mph, first in the right lane, then drifting into the left.
4 Celebrities Who Died in Connecticut and Made an Impact

3 weeks 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.