Millstone, offshore wind in zero-carbon auction mix
Millstone owner Dominion Energy and 100 other energy companies looking to deliver clean electricity to the state recently made their pitches to regulators, kicking off the much-debated state-run zero carbon auction that Millstone fought for years to join.
Coyotes take up residence at Shennecossett Golf Course
A family of coyotes has taken up residence in and around the golf course this summer, digging holes in the green, sleeping in the sand pits, and becoming an unsettling presence around early morning golfers.
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Liberian minister to discuss refugee crisis at the Garde
A Boston minister who's a Liberian refugee will discuss the worldwide refugee crisis and how it can be alleviated during a free workshop at the Garde Arts Center Thursday evening.
New London housing commissioner told to butt out
Citing interference in its day-to-day operations, the New London Housing Authority is attempting to bar one of its own commissioners from stepping onto authority properties or speaking to its employees and residents without management on hand.
At first-ever U.S.-Australia defense summit, contractors share need for skilled workers
Despite activity not seen in decades, due to increased military spending, finding and retaining a skilled workforce is a huge challenge, executives from Connecticut's big defense contractors said Tuesday.
Norwich Free Academy trustees discuss arrest, police investigation
Tuesday's board of trustees meeting was the first since a former assistant coach was charged with sexual assault and the athletic director resigned.
Colchester woman pleads guilty in 2016 Waterford drunken-driving fatality
Brianne Colonna was intoxicated, speeding and talking on her cell phone when the fatal crash occurred about 1:30 p.m. on Dec. 26, 2016, on Boston Post Road near Reynolds Lane, according to the prosecution.
Old Lyme pump station lease, solar proposal to go to public hearing
Residents will have an opportunity to hear presentations and share comments on a proposed pump station lease for a sewer project and a proposal to lease part of the town's former landfill as a small solar farm.
CT cybersecurity: ‘We cannot rely on Washington to keep us safe’
The leader of the state's cybersecurity efforts said Tuesday that Washington, with a deeply polarized Congress and faction-riven White House, has abrogated its role in defending the nation against hackers.
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After several years away from the game, Jack Cochran will be back on football sideline as an assistant coach at Killingly this fall. Cochran, who won eight state...
Mystic Seaport historian Fred Calabretta takes us on a high-seas adventure as he delves into the fascinating world of 19th century whaling, particularly the largely...
