The Board of Finance lent its support Wednesday night to a plan to preserve 220 acres of land off Al Harvey Road by pitching in up to $310,000 from the town's open space fund.

Groton conservation group opts not to endorse in City of Groton mayoral primary, but provides summaries of the candidates' environmental priorities and records.

I urge the Groton Town Council to give serious consideration to the perspective of the Mystic Oral School neighbors, many of whom are understandably alarmed by the sheer size and scale of the...

The City of Groton, assuming there would be a mayoral race between the incumbent Democrat and a Republican challenger, are now in a quandary, having to choose between two Democrats. It seems that...

Gov. Ned Lamont announced Thursday he’s rolling back capacity restrictions on restaurants and other businesses while keeping in place a curfew and such COVID-19 safety protocols as...

A legislative staffer recently heard from a young woman whose employer admonished her to hide her braids under a hat.

Voice of America has documented surges in hate crimes in Boston, Seattle and other cities. More leadership will be needed to prevent this latest trend from getting worse

A man from Willimantic was sentenced this week to 15 years in prison, suspended after six years served, for the sexual assault of a then 15-year-old girl at a Groton hotel.

The City Council has rejected the $39.3 million price tag for construction costs associated with the renovation of Bennie Dover Jackson Middle School because of fears of increased costs to taxpayers.

In announcing his decision, he cited the city’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, an effort to create a second business park and a plan to overhaul city schools as top priorities.

School board members have agreed to form an advisory council to make recommedations on how to address COVID-related issues in the schools going forward.

If you’ve been working from home this year, we’d like to know what your experience has been like.

Out of the 358 largest counties in the U.S., New London County ranked 342 in employment change and 27 in weekly wage change in the third quarter of 2020.

Workers on a boom lift Thursday were cutting concrete and chiseling away at the bricks just below the roofline of a section of the former gas plant building at Cross Sound Ferry's terminal.

The Board of Finance lent its support Wednesday night to a plan to preserve 220 acres of land off Al Harvey Road by pitching in up to $310,000 from the town's open space fund.

Instead of making a deal with the Mashantuket Pequots, the governor insulted them, forging ahead without them.

Poker at Foxwoods, the largest poker room on the East Coast, is now open from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. seven days a week, with new COVID-19 safety measures in place.

The 2021 Norwich Area Seed and Plant Swaps will be held every Sunday in March from 1 to 2 p.m. at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 248 Broadway.

To an extent not seen in a century, America’s two major parties have gone to battle over the rules that govern voting — an intensifying fight that threatens to dominate and embitter the...

COVID-19 cases rose 9% last week over a 53-country region of Europe, snapping a six-week run of declines

The U.S. Naval Academy moved nearly 200 midshipmen to hotels in downtown Annapolis this week following an uptick of coronavirus cases.

What do you love more, your favorite southeastern Connecticut pizza place, or your number one basketball team?

Facing pressure from increasingly impatient parents, the Board of Education instructed Superintendent of Schools Van Riley on Wednesday to prepare a plan to return all students to four days a week of...

Rebecca DeComa plays with her children Dorothy and Henry at Hole-in-the-Wall Beach on Wednesday.

Friends Leslie Ridgeway, Theresa Goodrich, Shiala Higgs and Jo-Ann Sine-Calise were hiking at the Oswegatchie Hills Nature Preserve on Wednesday.