During pandemic, families take to exploring their own neighborhood
With travel discouraged to help stem the spread of COVID-19, some families continue to look close to home for entertainment.
MLK Jr. services go virtual in New London
Several annual events in the city to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. are going virtual this year.
Three COVID-19 cases reported Friday by Groton Schools
Groton school officials learned Friday that "a member at each of the following schools, Groton Middle School, S.B. Butler Elementary School, and Catherine Kolnaski Magnet School" tested positive for COVID-19.
A trip to Stonington playground offers a break from school
Brothers Emmett Boyle, front, 11, and Elliott, 8, of Stonington were trying to see who can go higher on the swings Thursday at the borough playground.
State police dog helps find alleged car thief, then woman with dementia
State police at Troop E said K-9 Yorik and his handler found a man who allegedly tried to break into a woman's car Wednesday night, and a woman with dementia who wandered off Thursday morning.
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State seeking permanent custody of horses from Montville farm
Laurel Ledge Farm owner Michelle Wilson is facing nine charges of animal cruelty after eight “malnourished and severely neglected” horses were seized from her Oakdale farm.
Preston woman facing charges in incident involving firearm
Police said a Preston woman is facing charges after she reportedly displayed a firearm.
UPDATED: Rhode Island man killed in North Stonington head-on crash
A Rhode Island man was killed and another person injured in a head-on crash Monday on Pendleton Hill Road.
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The prosecution of Kevin Blacker, critic of Gov. Lamont's port authority, continues
The port authority, which got Blacker arrested on a felony charge, is trying to keep him from...
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Mass drive-thru vaccination site opens in East Hartford
Connecticut’s largest mass coronavirus vaccination drive-thru clinic opened on Monday at the former Pratt & Whitney Runway at 12 Runway Road in East Hartford.
Despite far less traffic, more pedestrians died on Connecticut roads in 2020 than a year before
Despite a pandemic-driven reduction in overall traffic last year, pedestrian deaths in Connecticut have continued their deadly climb.
Vaccine mix-up leads some Conn. teachers to sign up early, get shots
Hundreds of Connecticut schoolteachers were able to sign up for coronavirus vaccine appointments before they were actually eligible, due to confusion over the rollout rules
Cuomo explores buying vaccine for N.Y. directly from Pfizer
Frustrated by the flow of coronavirus vaccine from the federal government, Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday floated the idea of buying shots for New Yorkers directly from one of the vaccine makers, Pfizer