Today's News
- Tens of thousands of Puerto Ricans demand governor resign
- South Korea fires warning shots at Russian warplane
- Trump, top Democrats seal deal on federal budget, ensuring no shutdown, default
- Supreme Court Justice Stevens remembered for 'deep devotion' to law
- Equifax to pay up to $700M in data breach settlement
- Trump expands fast-track deportation authority across U.S.
- Puerto Ricans in New London call for resignation of island's governor
- NYC mayor calls for probe as many wait for power to return
- Titanic survivor's light-up cane goes for $62,500 at auction
- Lawmakers' probe of motor vehicle agency's role in fatal case put on hold
- Lockdown ordered at R.I. prison after inmate is stabbed
- Man accused of harassing black official denies gun violation
- Today's ePaper
- Preston Republicans endorse candidates for fall election
- Powerful storms cause flooding across region
- Florence Griswold Museum celebrates opening of Artists’ Trail
- Maritime festival again setting sail with corporate, state support
- Police logs - July 23, 2019
- Siblings accused in Lindquist family killings appear in court
- GASP's Youth Peer Advocate recognized with 'Good Neighbor Award'
- Green Party to field mayoral candidate in New London
- Personal Connections: What’s the best way for couples to share finances?
- Con Ed defends decision to shut off power
- Police: 3 dogs die after being left in hot vehicle
- My Pet Pal: Cornelius and Kristjan
- Today's epaper
- Moon back in NASA's court 50 years after 1st lunar landing
- U.S. notes progress by Mexico on curbing migrants
- Adviser says Trump's criticism of U.S. not same as four Democrats' words
- Puerto Rico governor will not seek re-election, but won't resign
- Feeling blue? Oregon students can take 'mental health days'
Today's Sports
- On the Air
- Barmakian providing a spark for Schooners while preparing for future
- Twins hit five homers, turn triple play in 8-6 win vs Yankees
- Major League Baseball roundup
- Falcons open camp with questions about hiring of Durkin
- Newgarden takes control of IndyCar title race
- Martinez lifts Boston 9-4; Rays pitch position player down five
- Tantalizingly poised Tour de France saving its best for last
- Cristiano Ronaldo won't face rape charge in Las Vegas
- NFL suspends Seahawks DL Reed for 6 games
- On the Air
- Local roundup: New London/Mystic ousted from Intermediate baseball regionals
- Out of the shadows of Irish golf, Lowry a major champion
- NFL camps set to open in sweltering conditions
- UConn's Collier chosen to play in WNBA All-Star Game
Today's Business
Today's Opinion
- Congress must challenge Mueller’s inconsistencies
- Big difference between legal, illegal immigration
- Day editorial got it right, climate emergency is now
- UConn should preserve its football program
- The problems with repealing the 'Cadillac tax'
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- Set anger aside, support nature center
- Being 5 for a day; it was wonderful
- Trump has assembled 'team of failures'
- Kaepernick was right — racists love the Betsy Ross flag
- Just (don’t) Do It — Nike caves to political correctness
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POLICE AND FIRE
Siblings accused in Lindquist family killings appear in court
Sergio and Ruth Correa were brought to New London Superior Court Monday in preparation for a probable cause hearing next month on charges they killed three members of the Lindquist family and torched their Griswold home in December 2017.
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Puerto Ricans in New London call for resignation of island's governor
Waving flags, holding signs and chanting, more than 100 members of the city’s Puerto Rican community rallied on Monday to call for the resignation of Puerto Rican Governor Ricardo Rossello.
Preston Republicans endorse candidates for fall election
Preston Republicans on Monday endorsed candidates for first selectman and town clerk/tax collector not named Robert Congdon and Hattie Wucik for the first time in two decades.
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Con Ed defends decision to shut off power
Con Edison is defending its decision to shut off power to thousands of New Yorkers amid the weekend's high temperatures
Police: 3 dogs die after being left in hot vehicle
Police in Rhode Island say three dogs left in a vehicle on a day when temperatures soared into the 90s have died, and their owner is facing charges