Men convicted in New London murder resentenced
Two men who had been serving 50-year prison sentences for their roles in the 1995 shooting death of Darrell Wattley Jr. in New London were resentenced Tuesday to 28 years in prison.
Port Authority critic questions ongoing criminal vandalism case
Kevin Blacker, the Noank man who painted two New London road signs pink in an act of civil disobedience, has rejected a plea offer from the state that would have resolved his criminal case without a prosecution.
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Police issue alert for missing New London teen
Police have issued a Silver Alert for a missing 13-year-old girl who has been classified as an "endangered runaway."
Police trained on new marijuana laws
With the recent legalization of cannabis in Connecticut, state and local police are learning how to adapt to the new law and procedures surrounding the once illegal substance.
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Whaling City dealership mum on pleas from Sen. Blumenthal and AG Tong to honor warranty
Both Connecticut's senior U.S. senator and its attorney general have suggested Whaling City has an...
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Groton, New London become sister cities with Kingston, Jamaica
The City of Groton, Town of Groton and New London became sister cities with Kingston, Jamaica.
Time at the park
Debbie Devona was pushing her granddaughter Chloe Marshall, 1, driving a little car while they follow her other granddaughters, Mia, 5, and Cambrie, 3, all of Waterford, on their scooters at Harkness Memorial State Park.
Norwich City Council seeks more public input on COVID-19 aid spending plan
The Norwich City Council voted to delay endorsement of the American Rescue Plan spending package until Sept. 7.
New London State Pier project obtains crucial state permit
State Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Commissioner Katie Dykes on Tuesday issued a decision that clears one of the final hurdles to the $235.5 million redevelopment of State Pier.
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Lamont wants legislature to be involved in COVID decisions
Gov. Ned Lamont says he would welcome a special legislative session to decide how to respond to the latest wave of the pandemic in Connecticut
Computer glitch hobbles fingerprinting for some Connecticut police forces
Police departments across the state have been forced to use "old-school" paper-and-ink fingerprinting techniques after they weren't able to connect to a new $22 million fingerprinting system that went live on July 25.
