GOP, Kavanaugh accuser in standoff over her Senate testimony
The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman on Friday rejected key concessions sought by Brett Kavanaugh's accuser if she is to testify about her claim Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers, and threatened a Monday vote by his panel on Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination without a quick agreement.
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Man claims driver caused $20,000 in damage to New London gravesite
A Long Island man claims an unlicensed driver at St. Mary Cemetery in New London caused $20,000 in damage to his parents' mausoleum.
Groton, Mashantucket police chiefs speak highly of body cameras
Even as more police agencies adopt body cameras, just two local departments have done so, but leaders of both spoke highly of the cameras this week.
Ex-NFA coach pleads not guilty; warrant to remain sealed
State's Attorney Michael L. Regan requested the continued sealing of the affidavit because of the ongoing investigation "regarding the facts of the case."
Norwich sees fewer fatal overdoses in first half of 2018
The city saw eight fatal overdoses in the first half of this year compared to 19 in the first half of 2017 — a number officials hope will keep dropping as they introduce new programs to fight addiction.
Groton police, FBI treating white powder incident at mosque as hate crime
Local, state and federal authorities are investigating a white powdery substance found at the Islamic Center of New London on Friday morning.
Ponemah Mill celebrates first phase completion, start of second
About 50 dignitaries and residents of the newly renovated first phase of the Lofts at Ponemah Mills attended combined ribbon-cutting, groundbreaking ceremony.
School psychologist named Norwich Free Academy teacher of the year
Norwich Free Academy school psychologist Arikka Kalwara was named NFA teacher of the year on Tuesday.
CT doctors say health information exchange would help fight opioid crisis
As Connecticut residents continue to die from opioid overdoses at an alarming rate, there is some consensus in the medical community that being able to share health records electronically across the entire state would help fight the epidemic.
This week, we discuss the ECC’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad weekend, Shelton, Enfield, and The Day Top 10 state coaches’ poll.
Fitch head football coach Mike Ellis and Montville head football coach Tanner Grove talk about their impressions of their teams after the first two weeks of the season.
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...
