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By John Penney
New London housing officials propose to demolish and rebuilding three state-subsidized affordable housing apartment buildings as part of a multi-year project.
Prosecutors in New London Superior Court are preparing a plea offer for a Griswold woman accused of suffocating her infant son in 2021.
Electric Boat looks to use some 3-D-built parts in submarine construction work
The New London Fire Department has received two federal grants aimed at promoting firefighters’ health and keeping residents safe.
New London creates a revolving loan and grant program aimed at using federal funds to clean-up vacant and underused downtown properties.
Mitchell College students talk about their learning struggles at a podcast recording session on Friday with a renowned journalist.
New London’s Title IX: A Bookstore, which specialized in social justice-themed offerings. will close its doors on Oct. 1 as owner refocuses efforts on her Mystic store’s future.
Members of the Connecticut Airport Authority’s Board of Directors were less than enthusiastic Wednesday when presented with the possibility of merging with the Connecticut Port Authority.
International Longshoremen’s Association members were joined by dockworkers from several brother organizations for a “Global Day of Action” rally at State Pier in New London, one of several international union protests scheduled to occur on Wednesday.
More than a Month: In this special report on mental health and wellness, we look at a variety of local programs that help reduce stress, because just as types of mental health issues can vary widely from one sufferer to another, so can the treatments.
