New London

NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) — A Connecticut woman who described for authorities how she and her brother stabbed and beat three people to death during a 2017 home invasion has pleaded guilty to three counts of felony murder.

A baby was fatally mauled by the family's dog in Connecticut, leaving relatives grieving and first responders shaken, police officials said Tuesday. Hours later, authorities were searching for the infant's father in connection with a fire set in another city...

NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) — President Joe Biden is scheduled to deliver the keynote address during this month's graduation ceremonies at the U...

NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut officials estimate it will cost a total of $235.5 million to transform the New London State Pier facility into a hub for the offshore wind industry...

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The Connecticut Judicial Branch is conducting safety inspections and making modifications at five courthouses, where operations have been suspended because of the pandemic, in hopes of reopening the locations by May 17...

NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) — A Connecticut woman charged with killing her 4-year-old son had recently contacted state child welfare officials to report that someone may have harmed the boy, according to the state Department of Children and Families...

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) — The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has announced the largest purchase of renewable energy in the state's history...

Editorials from around New England:

New London — Pastor Josué Rosado said he's known of his calling to be a pastor since he was 8 years old.

That's when a preacher came to his church in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, where he grew up, and while praying together, the preacher told Rosado and his parents that God was speaking to her.

New London — A Jefferson Avenue business owner has filed a notice of intent to sue the city over what he claims are millions of dollars in damage to his properties caused by inadequate drainage on city streets.

New London — Don Venditto replaced Anthony Nolan as City Council president on Monday during the council's yearly leadership vote.

Venditto received unanimous support from fellow councilors. The council elected John Satti to replace Venditto as council president pro tempore.

New London — It was Sept. 10, 2001, teacher Kristin Custodio said, when 4-year-old Juliana McCourt brought her the biggest praying mantis she had ever seen.

"She just came trudging in with this bug box, with this big huge smile on, telling me to come look at what she had brought,” Custodio said Sunday, while recounting memories of the girl who would be killed the next day in the Sept.

A 34-year-old man accused of breaking into the homes of two New London women and raping them at gunpoint in the fall of 2017 rejected an offer Thursday in Superior Court to plead guilty in exchange for a 20-year prison sentence...

New London — New Information Technology Director Richard Genovese joins the city during what Mayor Michael Passero said is a pivotal time.

The city had been without an IT director since the retirement of Robert Pia in 2016 and during that time has approved spending 758,133 for upgrades to the city police department's software system to help jumpstart a stalled plan to consolidate its emergency dispatch services with Waterford.

New London — The developer of a stalled apartment complex on Howard Street wants a 10-month extension to its development agreement as it continues to seek a partner to help finance the project.

The request from the Tagliatela family, doing business as Shipway 221 LLC, went before the Executive Committee of the Renaissance City Development Association on Wednesday.

A New London man whose palm print was discovered on the magazine of a stolen 9 mm handgun left at the scene of a June 22, 2017 shooting on Truman Street is one of just 16 people to be convicted of illegally possessing a large capacity magazine since a state ban was enacted in 2013.

NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) — The city of New London, Connecticut, has placed a U.S. flag on the home where late U...

New London — City Council approval of a 1 for a special yellow bag to dispose of their trash. The current 90-gallon containers that are used for trash and are picked up by the city will be converted into recycling bins.

New London — Ahead of a vote Monday on a resolution that would reaffirm the city's existing immigration practices, it seems everyone has weighed in except the immigrants themselves.

Members of People Power, the group that proposed the resolution, believe it will make immigrants more comfortable walking down the street and, when applicable, reporting crimes perpetrated against them.

East Hartford — Connecticut Port Authority officials say there's "great interest" in New London's State Pier facility from terminal operators and, more recently, wind energy companies.

The port authority received responses from five companies, from both inside and outside the state, to its request for qualifications for a port operator for State Pier.

Matthew Pemberton

New London — City police executing a search-and-seizure warrant at a Willetts Avenue building Friday afternoon said they found nearly 21 pounds of marijuana and seized $5,800 in cash, among other items.

New London — It has been closed for more than a year but people still are dumping mattresses, clothes and various other items behind the former Salvation Army thrift shop on Bank Street.

Mold is overtaking the front entrance to the Coastal Digestive building at 234A Bank St.

A self-employed painter known to police for being combative and carrying knives, was arraigned Monday in New London Superior Court on charges that he fatally stabbed a homeless man who was staying with him after the two argued about rent.