Stone honoring New London girl killed in 9-11 attacks rededicated

Preschooler Juliana McCourt and her mother, Ruth, were killed when their plane was flown into the World Trade Center.

Relatives of Wahoo skipper gather to remember anniversary of sinking

Lost Submarines of World War II

Mush Morton and the Wahoo were responsible for sinking 19 cargo and transport ships for a combined total of 55,000 tons, making it the “highest scoring" sub in World War II.

Bunnell retires after 42 years with Montville police

After 42 years of police service, he's now taken a job as an account manager for Securitas, a security firm that contracts with Pfizer.

New London firefighters battle Sunday night house fire

City firefighters extinguished a fire in a two-family home at 91 Squire St. that broke out just before 7:30 p.m. Sunday and caused extensive damage to the upper two floors.

Former federal prosecutors to discuss Russian probe Monday night

Two of Connecticut's former U.S. attorneys, Deirdre Daly and Kevin O'Connor, will discuss the investigation of Special Counsel Robert Mueller at a forum at 6:30 Monday in West Hartford.

Stonington woman charged with having sex with 15-year-old student

State police have charged a veteran supervisor at the Waterford Country School with providing alcohol to a 15-year-old boy who was in a program at the school and sexually assaulting him at her Elm Street home.