Conn. congresswoman tests positive for COVID-19
Boston Public Schools are starting up on Monday with full remote learning
Legal dispute over logging in state forest back in court
A judge has set a deadline of Friday for the sides in a legal dispute over tree cutting in a Massachusetts state forest to submit additional written comments on the case
Protesters call for renaming of Faneuil Hall because namesake owned slaves
Protesters are calling for Boston to rename Faneuil Hall, a marketplace building, because its namesake traded and owned slaves
Woman killed when gunfire erupts in Stamford parking lot
Stamford police say a woman was killed and several other people were wounded when gunfire erupted in a crowded parking lot
Former college basketball star fatally shot in Hartford
A former star basketball star at Albertus Magnus College has been shot and killed in Hartford
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Connecticut congresswoman quarantining after staffer tests positive
Connecticut Congresswoman Jahana Hayes says she and all of her staff will be quarantining after one of her aides tested positive for the coronavirus
Pop-up drive-in movie coming to T.F. Green Airport
Rhode Island’s largest airport is hosting a popup drive-in movie in one of its parking lots as a thank you to the community
Stretch of bikeway to close for bridge work
A section of Rhode Island’s second-longest bikeway will be closed for parts of next week as workers install new steel beams for a bridge that passes over the path
Man shot at by officer while fleeing traffic stop surrenders
A man suspected of driving at a Connecticut police officer while fleeing a traffic stop has turned himself in
Connecticut leaders mourn death of Ginsburg
As the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Friday night rocked the nation, Connecticut leaders remembered the trailblazing justice as a titan of American law and inspiration to millions.
Providence College deals with surge of student virus cases
The president of Providence College has announced that the school is moving to remote-only learning for at least two weeks after a surge of new confirmed coronavirus cases among students
Lamont concerned about increasing coronavirus cases in state
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont is expressing concern about an increasing number of people testing positive for the coronavirus around the state
Eversource quietly pitches $700M in borrowing to Connecticut
Eversource Energy is asking Connecticut lawmakers to authorize $700 million in borrowing to blunt the impact of losses from Tropical Storm Isaias, the COVID-19 pandemic and the rollback of a recent rate increase.
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Gas leak leads to some evacuations in New London
City firefighters were aiding Eversource crews in the city’s south end Wednesday, going door-to-door to help shut off natural gas to more than 50 homes.
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On Sunday in New London, everyone was Irish
The Downtown New London Association got creative in coming up with a replacement for this year's St. Patrick's Day Parade, which had to be canceled.
Tony D's expands into new space, plans opening of homemade pasta shop
Anthony D'Angelo said finishing touches are underway for an October opening.
Employment success may be a step to bigger things
Maria Cordero's employment journey is only just beginning. She wants to be a nurse and to own a farmhouse.
Estuary center hosting restaurant raffle fundraiser
The Roger Tory Peterson Estuary Center is selling tickets for its new Great Eats Raffle, with proceeds supporting several shoreline restaurants as well as the center's conservation efforts in southeastern Connecticut.
