Miss America: Leadership bullied, manipulated, silenced me
The reigning Miss America says she has been bullied, manipulated and silenced by the pageant's current leadership including chairwoman Gretchen Carlson
Arrest made in more than 100 synthetic pot overdoses in New Haven
Man arrested in connection with synthetic marijuana overdoses at Connecticut park
Quinnipiac U. combats ageism by having students live with seniors
As college students move into their dorms across the country, one Quinnipiac University student will be moving into a retirement community as part of a program to tear down generational barriers.
N.H. teacher gets jail for witness tampering in sex misconduct probe
A former New Hampshire prep school teacher will spend four months in jail for telling a former student to lie to a grand jury
Analysis: The top 10 governor's races of 2018 heavily favor Democrats
Many of the governors in these states will have strong influence over the legislative districts drawn when new Census data arrives in 2020.
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Police: 3rd person arrested in New Haven K2 overdose crisis
The name of the three people arrested to date have not been released.
Cape Cod beaches close following shark sightings
Authorities in Massachusetts closed two Cape Cod beaches following shark sightings
State's legal luminaries raising money for immigration lawyers
Robert L. Holzberg, a retired Superior Court judge and current partner at the Pullman & Comley law firm, and Chase T. Rogers, retired chief justice of the state Supreme Court who is now a partner at Day Pitney, are serving as co-chairs of the...
Was a great white shark to blame for Cape Cod attack?
Massachusetts' leading shark expert is trying to determine if the first person to be attacked in waters off the state since 2012 was bitten by a great white shark
Osprey nest catches fire from lightning, killing young bird
Officials in South Kingstown say a bolt of lightning caused a fire to an osprey nest, trapping a helpless young bird that later died
Former Danbury school board chairwoman pleads guilty in sex assault
The former chairwoman of a Connecticut school board has pleaded guilty to her role in the sexual exploitation of a child
Controversy drives New Britain to tweak name of Paul Manafort Drive
Looking to stem contention about the name of Paul Manafort Drive, Mayor Erin Stewart had city workers make a tiny change Wednesday morning.
New Haven police work to stop overdoses after 76 fall ill
Police in New Haven, Connecticut, are swarming a city park and searching people's homes for drugs in an effort to prevent more overdoses from a batch of synthetic marijuana that has put more than 70 people in local hospitals
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Ethics questions hang over RCDA
A former vice president has been working as the agency's paid lawyer, defending it against a...
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Police investigating Norwich fire believed to be intentional
Police are conducting a criminal investigation into a fire at 20 Stanley Place on Wednesday afternoon that they believe was intentional.
Police: Woman's body found floating in river in New London
Emergency personnel found the body of a woman in her mid- to late 50s floating in the water underneath City Pier on Wednesday morning, police said.
Police: Niantic man charged with DUI after hitting cruiser on I-95
The man told police he had consumed three beers a few minutes before he drove through a set of flares a state trooper had arranged around a broken-down vehicle on the left side of I-95 northbound and hit the cruiser from behind.
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Southeastern CT sees voter registration surge
Reflecting a statewide trend, new voter registrations in southeastern Connecticut have spiked dramatically in the current midterm cycle.
Jury investigation could put Gingerella shooter's guilty verdict at risk
The jury that convicted Dante A. Hughes last month of fatally shooting Joey Gingerella outside of Ryan's Pub in Groton in December 2016 might have used outside materials during deliberations in violation of the court's instructions.
Eagle, back in New London, open for tours
The tours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at City Pier in New London.
Study: Most seniors aren't talking about their driving ability
About 83 percent of older drivers say they’ve never spoken with a family member or physician about whether they should continue driving, a new AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety study found.
