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Connecticut environmental officials are reopening the southern end of the Windsor Locks Canal State Park Trail after the eggs in a bald

Closing time moved from 5:45 to 3:45 p.m. due to lack of demand.

Bangor police are investigating a reported assault. It happened late Friday afternoon on Essex Street. Witnesses tell TV 5 someone was

Some 15,000 Muslims are expected to attend a weekend convention in Hartford dedicated to religious freedom, part of a nationwide campaign

A Milford middle school has been evacuated following an undisclosed threat. Superintendent Elizabeth Feser said in an email to parents

Newspaper moving to former Harris Graphics building in Pawcatuck.

The cuts were ordered by the Board of Finance, after the first proposed 2012-13 budget presented to voters failed by 32 votes earlier this

Black Bear Traditional Martial Arts Center will celebrate its fourth anniversary with an open house Saturday.

Parades to be held in Charlestown, Westerly-Pawcatuck, Mystic-Noank and Stonington.

A former North Haven man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of his 4-month-old niece.

A New Britain man has pleaded not guilty to sexual assault and animal cruelty charges involving two city girls and their dog.

An independent investigation has found no evidence of wrongdoing in how Meriden police handled brutality complaints against an officer who

Seventeen people with ties to the military are becoming U.S. citizens in a special naturalization ceremony at the Submarine Force Museum in

A Milford man accused of leading police on a high speed chase says he's not guilty. Zachary Ladd, 21, was in court Thursday. Police say

The state Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the murder conviction of a man serving life in prison for the killing of an exotic dancer whose

The group of Mystic Seaport workers seeking to form a local union filed an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations

The highlight of the program will be a talk on the Battle of Stonington by James Tertius DeKay, author of several books on naval history.

May 24, 2012: North Stonington’s new superintendent, Peter Nero, has his work cut out for him.

Arrest reports from Richmond and Stonington police.

The town’s police department is participating in the national Click It or Ticket campaign to promote seatbelt.