Norwich police trying to identify individuals suspected in car burglaries
Police have video footage of two males entering locked vehicles overnight on Friday and are trying to identify the suspects.
Gov. Ned Lamont encourages people with health care experience to volunteer
Medical volunteers are needed in the state's hospitals, nursing homes and medical facilities, according to a notice from the United Way of Connecticut.
Mystic musicians asked to perform 'America the Beautiful' Sunday at noon
A group of music teachers here are asking instrumentalists and vocalists to go outside to play and sing 'America the Beautiful' on Sunday at noon.
Shots fired in parking lot after robbery at Home Depot in Waterford
Shots were fired at a car in the Home Depot parking lot after a robbery Friday morning, according to police.
New London closing transfer station to public; curbside pickup unaffected
The city is closing public access to the transfer station effective Monday.
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Norwich schools expand meal distribution to seven days
The Norwich public school system is expanding the grab-and-go school meals program to seven days, and is adding nine new locations.
State courts closing more buildings, reducing hours and limiting business due to coronavirus
Chief Court Administrator Patrick L. Carroll III announced the changes as the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths continued to mount in Connecticut.
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New London police issued bulletin for 15-year-old runaway
Emmanual Thomas-Brown, is described as black, five-feet, 4 inches tall, 110 pounds with black hair and eyes.
Suspended New London police sergeant claims discrimination
The police chief has suspended a sergeant for 20 days without pay for punching a handcuffed prisoner in the face last year.
UPDATED: Falling boulder traps man in Jewett City
State police said a boulder fell on a man's leg by the train tracks in Jewett City, pinning him to the ground.
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Gov. Raimondo's Rhode Island roadblock bad policy
The governor's order to stop cars with New York plates has been called unconstitutional by the ACLU...
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Quinnipiac cuts salaries to mitigate effects of pandemic
The university temporarily reduced all employee salaries, eliminated merit increases for the next academic year, trimmed department budgets.
Amazon workers to strike at New York site over virus concerns
About 100 Amazon employees at a New York fulfillment center plan to go on strike at noon Monday, saying management has been unresponsive to safety concerns and the spread of the coronavirus at the facility.
FEMA approves Connecticut's request for a major disaster declaration
Gov. Ned Lamont also announced at 5 p.m. Sunday that an additional 469 Connecticut residents have tested positive for the virus since Saturday and one more has died.
New England roundup of coronavirus news
Patients are being moved out of a nursing home in Worcester, Massachusetts, so that the facility can be turned into a treatment and recovery center for COVID-19 patients