A series of voter forums in Waterford, Norwich and Groton spanning about six hours brought out some of the most important issues locally and nationally about which local residents feel passionately.
A recent Connecticut Supreme Court ruling opens police files of dead-end cold cases, including a 6-inch-thick Norwich police investigation into the mysterious deaths of Norwich African American artist Ellis Ruley and his son-in-law Douglas Harris.
When submitting reports to the DMV about a drunken driving arrest, police need to follow a three-day deadline dictated by state statute, the state Supreme Court ruled.
Dozens of firefighters from the New London and Poquonnock Bridge fire departments received full-body visual examinations resulting in recommendations that five of them be biopsied and referred to dermatologists for further investigation.
With last week’s announcement of a five-year, $10.7 million U.S. Navy contract, the veteran-owned small business has netted more than $150 million in government contracts in the last three months.
The state Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting on the upcoming $591 million rehabilitation of the northbound span of the Gold Star Memorial Bridge.