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Youth Cadet Bryan Coronado, along with the group's other eight cadets with the New London Police Department, listens as Community Resource Officer

New London ― Police Lt. Jeffrey Kalolo will retire after a 38-year career here with the department after agreeing to a $50,000 payment as part of a settlement to drop his lawsuit against the city. Ka...

New London – The city has placed a lien on a Union Street church property in an effort to recoup the $244,646 in costs it incurred after a January steeple collapse. The lien, filed on Friday, seeks re...

New London ― Seconds after the towering steeple of the former First Congregational Church collapsed onto itself on the afternoon of Jan. 25, frantic calls from horrified eyewitnesses began pouring int...

Southeastern Connecticut towns and cities are pumping the brakes on the idea of adding automated traffic enforcement cameras to their streets and roadways. State Department of Transportation guideline...

New London ― The city’s first recreational cannabis retail shop could open as early as next week, store officials said Monday. The Higher Collective group recently announced it would open a downtown l...

New London ― Hundreds of revved-up union members from across the East Coast gathered near the Gateway Terminal entrance of State Pier on Wednesday morning to protest what they claim is an effort to pr...

New London ― Three women, one sitting on a walker, lit cigarettes together earlier this summer in the courtyard at Williams Park Apartments, where they all live. They leaned in close to exchange w...

New London ― U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn, led a round-table discussion on Thursday at the Early Childhood Center at B.P. Mission with local public safety and social service leaders on a p...

New London ― A proposed settlement has been reached in the federal lawsuit filed against the city of New London by a veteran Black police officer who alleges discrimination and disparate treatment at ...