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LAKEWOOD — The Lakewood Village Board of Trustees have released a tentative 2023-2024 budget. The total tentative spending plan is $4,160,093. It’s an in

State Sen. Floyd Prozanski, D-Eugene, chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, on Monday presided over hearings on a new bill that incorporates many of the gun control regulations voters approved under Measure 114, yet changes some of its provisions.

Navico's Fathom e-Power allows boaters to venture far and wide without the need to rely on a generator to power onboard systems.

LOWELL, Mich., Sept. 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Navico Group, the world’s leading supplier of integrated systems and products, announced today the...

The Mount Desert Land & Garden Preserve Board of Directors welcomed four new members and elected a new slate of officers at its August meeting.

State officials declared a stage 3 drought level for New London and Windham counties in eastern Connecticut.

Newly filed court documents reveal Sergio Correa's intent to appeal several convictions, including murder with special circumstances — the most serious crime a person can be convicted of in Connecticut — for which he has been sentenced to a lifetime in prison without the possibility of parole.

The Hartford man convicted of brutally killing three members of a Griswold family during a home invasion in 2017 is appealing his many convictions. Sergio Correa, 30, filed a preliminary statement of ...

Connecticut’s drought conditions are expected to persist over the next couple of weeks, thanks in part to a week of mostly dry weather across New England.

It took four decades, but Eric Lindquist is finally moving on from the Leader-Telegram -- accomplishing the rare feat of 40 years at one media outlet.