Victim dies hours after Carlton Henderson arraigned in Pawcatuck stabbing
A 12-year-old boy who witnessed his mother being viciously stabbed by her live-in boyfriend at their Pawcatuck home on Nov. 30 ran to a neighbor's house and said the man he calls "Chico" was killing his mother.
UPDATED: Two homes destroyed, two others damaged in Old Saybrook fire
Four structures, including two that were destroyed, caught fire Friday amid high winds in the Chalker Beach section of town.
Man in Thames River in New London taken to hospital for hypothermia
After receiving multiple 911 calls, firefighters and police found him clinging to a dock in the water.
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Former NFA coach Anthony Facchini pleads no contest to reduced charges
Former NFA coach Anthony Facchini pleaded no contest to risk of injury to a minor and reckless endangerment Thursday in New London Superior Court.
Police arrest Carlton Henderson, suspect in Nov. 30 stabbing in Pawcatuck
He has been charged with criminal attempt to commit murder, first-degree assault, risk of injury to a minor and criminal attempt to commit assault on a police officer.
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Bullied sister counts days until she leaves for college
DEAR ABBY: I have a very toxic relationship with my older sister. I still live at home, although I'll be leaving for college in a few years. Abby, she has been emotionally abusing me for years. It got so bad at one point...
Urban renewal and the struggle of New London
For many who remember the city's experience with federal planning initiatives as a disaster, former New London development director Philip Michalowski's joke that Benedict Arnold was the mastermind behind the city's first urban renewal project in...
Make A Difference: Covenant Shelter of New London
Five families with children currently are homeless and staying at the emergency shelter.
New London nonprofit sued by former employee
Jennifer Messina, the former director of youth services for the Child and Family Agency of Southeastern Connecticut, claims she was illegally fired.
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Ivy Leaguers get community service for Harvard-Yale football game protest
Students from Harvard and Yale universities and others who staged a climate change protest on the field during last month's football game between the Ivy League schools have been sentenced to perform community service
Search continues for missing 1-year-old in Connecticut
The search for a missing 1-year-old girl whose mother was found dead in her home continued Friday as authorities urged anyone with knowledge of the case to come forward
