Today's News
- Murphy leads call for VA to comply with law requiring care for bad-paper vets
- Judge dismisses tribe's lawsuit in land-taking dispute
- Another New London school employee charged with sexual assault
- Police: Norwich resident had 400 bags of fentantyl in his home
- Police: Suspect used screwdriver to stab person in New London
- Teen Talk: A time to explore many different facets
- New London officials address concerns over proposed city offices move
- UPDATED: Somers clarifies proposed state assistance efforts for Smiler's Wharf
- Coast Guard graduates 'worthy heirs' to a 'noble legacy'
- Artist's descendants attend whale-painting unveiling
- Three Rivers graduates 'reach their goal'
- Ignoring clash with Lamont, Senate passes family leave
- Norwich Tech senior is hands-on expert in heating, cooling
- Norwich youth football field to get improvements, much-needed rest
- Administrator suing New London schools, claims defamation
- Today's ePaper
- Vendor won't oppose bill that would make prison calls free
- 'American Taliban' fighter to be released after 17 years
- Officials: Last slave ship from Africa ID'd on Alabama coast
- Flu outbreak sickens over 30 migrants at border center
- Police logs - May 23, 2019
- North Stonington Democrats seek candidates for November election
- Waterbury man headed to trial in casino counterfeit case
- Mystic Memorial Day parade slated for Monday
- Casino staff puts out fire at Mohegan Sun
- Kindness in Real Life: Poppies honor wartime service
- Fugitive says he'll surrender if people 'like' wanted poster
- RI might say goodbye to 'wave' license plates
- Lyme-Old Lyme students recognized by Shoreline Arts Alliance
- Let's Go: Creative photography talk in Old Lyme June 3
- Mexicans buy fake cellphones to hand over in muggings
- Lawyer, winemaker plead guilty in college admissions case
- Democratic impeachment calls swell as McGahn defies subpoena
- Justice Dept. offers to share Mueller documents to avoid House action against Barr
- Trump officials to Congress: Goal is deterring Iran, not war
- Washington is first state to allow composting of human bodies
- Connecticut considers restrictions on police chases
Today's Sports
- UPDATED: ECC alters today's baseball, softball schedules
- CIAC announces boys' lacrosse, girls' lacrosse and girls' tennis pairings
- On the Air
- NFA and Griswold will play again for ECC Division I softball championship
- No. 5 East Lyme joins Ledyard, Waterford and Lyman in ECC baseball semis
- Thursday's local schedule
- Devers homers for third straight game, Boston tops Jays 6-5 in 13
- Major League Baseball roundup
- A first: Washington Mystics top AP WNBA preseason poll
- Bruins, Blues meet in Stanley Cup Final 49 years in making
- Bucks need better bench play to regain control vs. Raptors
- NFL committee to decide whether to tweak interference rule
- H.S. roundup: Old Lyme's Danes wins Shoreline boys' singles crown
- Stewart, Gibbs, Labonte elected to NASCAR Hall of Fame
- Old Lyme's Drummond wins medalist honors at Shoreline golf tournament
- On the Air
- ECC tennis: Hamm, Cote reach girls' final; Power to face Stiger in boys' final
- New London's Davis, Mets stun Nationals in eighth for 6-1 win
- Torres hits two of Yankees' five HRs in 7-5 win over Orioles
- Local colleges: Conn College names Reuben Burk men's soccer coach
Today's Business
Today's Opinion
Today's A&E
- Camping with kids: The right gear can make it easier
- Still kicking: Ralph Macchio revives 'Karate Kid' franchise
- How ‘Lucifer,’ banished from Fox, found sympathy for the devil from Netflix
- A smashing good time at the Essex River Race
- Man tells wife his travel plans on need to know basis
- Your stars May 23
- Memorial Day event roundup
- Good things come in small packages at NoRA Cupcake Company
- Dennis Quaid’s dog is by his side promoting ‘A Dog’s Journey’
- Lynyrd Skynyrd's final tour stops at Sun Arena Friday
- Anderson .Paak hits Sun Arena Thursday
- Jonatha Brooke sings at The Kate Thursday
- St. John, Gore headline Thursday poetry reading in NL
- Swing into summer with the Coast Guard Dixieland Jazz Band
- Paula Poundstone gives sold-out show Sunday at the Kate
- CD tip: "Father of the Bride," Vampire Weekend
- Movie tip: "Long Shot"
- Book tip: "Black Mountain," Laird Barron
- 'The Voice' finale: What Maelyn Jarmon's victory over three country singers says about the show
- Lotteries for May 21, 2019
- Man who flirts online brushes aside his girlfriend's concerns
- Bill Maher returns to Foxwoods Saturday
- Swedish guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen to shred The Kate Friday
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Another New London school employee charged with sexual assault
Police arrested a second New London school employee on sexual assault charges Thursday: a track coach hired by the district as a paraprofessional.
Police: Norwich resident had 400 bags of fentantyl in his home
Police have charged a city resident with having 400 bags of fentanyl and $3,000 in cash in his home at 12½ Terrace Ave. in Taftville.
Police: Suspect used screwdriver to stab person in New London
Police are searching for a person who they said used a screwdriver to stab someone else near Riverview Avenue and Crescent Street Wednesday.
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Teen Talk: A time to explore many different facets
Last summer, I heard about the opportunity to take a ski patrol course. Although an avid skier, I knew little aside from the fact that becoming a ski patroller would get me a free skiing pass for the coming winter.
New London officials address concerns over proposed city offices move
About 50 residents turned up for a public forum held at 6 Shaw’s Cove to discuss the city's proposal to consolidate and relocate much of its municipal offices into that building as part of a long-term lease that is being negotiated.
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Judge dismisses tribe's lawsuit in land-taking dispute
A Connecticut judge has dismissed all remaining claims in a lawsuit by a Native American tribe that alleged the state owed it more than $600 million for land the state seized from the tribe more than a century ago
Fugitive says he'll surrender if people 'like' wanted poster
A Connecticut police department says a fugitive has agreed to surrender if enough people respond to an online wanted poster on social media