Lamont would ease ‘debt diet’ in final push for highway tolls
Gov. Ned Lamont is making a final push to salvage tolls this year and its success could hinge on the limit he and lawmakers set on Connecticut's credit card.
'Some jerk' steals doors off police Humvee
Police in Massachusetts are looking for "some jerk" who stole four doors off a department vehicle
Connecticut Lottery executive on leave amid questions over FBI taping
The vice president of the Connecticut Lottery Corporation has been placed on administrative leave amid questions over her role in an FBI investigation of another lottery official
Rhode Island priest faces drunken-driving charge
A Roman Catholic priest is facing a drunken driving charge after police say he struck and injured a pedestrian
Police seeking Connecticut woman whose belongings were found on trail
Police are searching for a Connecticut woman whose belongings were found scattered on a hiking trail
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Con Ed befuddled by cause of Manhattan blackout
New York City and Con Edison officials are befuddled over what caused Saturday night’s blackout on Manhattan’s west side, which left hundreds of thousands without electricity and subway service.
Connecticut man to be honored for his work on Apollo 11 mission
A Connecticut man is being honored for his work on the Apollo 11 lunar mission
Blumenthal says proposed insurance rates are unaffordable
U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal says proposed health insurance rate increases in Connecticut are unaffordable
Lamont to sign bill to accelerate 5G wireless technology
Connecticut's governor is holding a ceremonial bill signing for legislation to accelerate the deployment of high-speed, 5G wireless technology in the state
Great white sharks spotted at 3 Cape Cod beaches
Great white sharks have been spotted at three Cape Cod beaches
Updated: Transformer fire knocks out power in Manhattan; theaters dark, subways stop
Authorities say a widespread power shortage in Manhattan has left businesses without electricity, elevators stuck and subway cars stalled
Patriots' Kraft pledges $100K for families of bikers killed
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has pledged to donate $100,000 to help the families of seven motorcyclists killed in a collision with a truck last month
Restoration work begins in R.I. House, Senate chambers
Work has begun on a project to restore and update the House and Senate chambers in the Rhode Island State House
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Stonington planning director targets public comments on Smiler's
There have been calls for Jason Vincent, director of planning in Stonington, to recuse himself from...
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Preston crash leads to DWI arrest
State police arrested a New Jersey man on drunken driving and other charges early Sunday after they say he crashed his car and then fled.
Officials: Pedestrian seriously injured in New London rollover crash
Firefighters said they took two people to Lawrence + Memorial Hospital after a pickup truck struck a pedestrian and rolled over in front of Goodyear Monday morning.
Motorcyclist injured in East Lyme crash
The motorcyclist was brought by ambulance Saturday to Lawrence + Memorial Hospital and then flown by Life Star helicopter to Hartford Hospital after the 7:40 p.m. crash.
Man shot, police search for suspect in New London
A manhunt was underway Saturday in New London for the suspect in a shooting that left a man with life-threatening wounds.
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Ledyard author’s novel a community effort
Heather Dalton’s book “Tanglewood” started with a pink slip and ended with a classful of enthusiastic youth writers and $1,000 for an orphanage and school in Haiti.
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Brendan Scott, 9, visiting from Massachusetts, cartwheels off the shore into Alewife Cove on Monday while playing at Waterford Beach Park. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Kentucky Derby defendants ask judge to dismiss charges
The five defendants charged in federal indictments with conspiracy and theft in connection with lavish trips to the Kentucky Derby argued that the entire criminal case should be dismissed.
