Napolitano to Coast Guard graduates: There will always be lives to be saved
UPDATED: 1:59 p.m. Department of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano told the graduates of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy there are challenging times ahead, but they are...

Major projects planned by Mystic Seaport, Mystic Aquarium
Both Mystic Seaport and Mystic Aquarium are seeking zoning approvals for two major building projects, while Seaport Marine at the foot of Washington Street wants to construct a store and restaurant...

Malloy says 'We will fix our schools'
"We are finally addressing what I truly believe is the civil rights issue of our lifetime," said the governor in a victory speech after signing the 185-page education reform bill the Capitol Tuesday.

Forty-foot 'Cabinet of Shells' now graces city parking garage
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio, along with artist Peter Good and some state dignitaries today unveiled "The Cabinet of Shells,'' a 40-foot tall public art piece on the Water Street Parking Garage.

'Stalking horse' bidder could be sought by Westerly Hospital receiver
The attorney in charge of the receivership proceedings for The Westerly Hospital may request a “stalking horse” bid from one of the health care companies that have expressed interest in...

Sources describe Groton superintendent as a 'bully'
An official who has dealt extensively with Superintendent of Schools Paul Kadri and school staff, including those at the central office, said the current investigation came about after Kadri berated...

Norwich bell project gets $100,000 from probate court surplus fund
Norwich’s Emancipation Proclamation bell project received a $100,000 grant and two other local agencies will receive funding through a $2.3 million surplus fund from the state probate courts,...

Republicans make their choices for local state Senate seats
Republicans in each of the four southeastern Connecticut state Senate districts have endorsed candidates for this fall’s election. Their goal? Unseat two Democratic incumbents and fill two...

Clarke pleads out in Jared Packy murder

Boehner threatens another debt-ceiling fight

They play in May to prepare for June

President Hollande

Greece forced to hold new elections

Foundation seeking grant applications from families in need

JP Morgan Chase protest

April was a cruel month for casinos

Curt Schilling's video game company asks RI for more help

Lukewarm forecast for summer travel

Warmer weather pushes Home Depot profit up

NRC faults Virginia plant

Local roundup: East Lyme routs Stonington in girls' lacrosse

Beckett keeps Sox on a roll

Chen pitches O's past CC, Yankees

Surprising 76ers sure have Celtics' attention after split

Rangers determined to defend their home ice

Hofstra hires Hathaway as athletic director

Donovan's proved he's no moderate

Silicon slumming, Zuckerberg style

Coalition is working to improve parenting

Chaos at Griswold budget meeting

Not taxpayer job to pay others' tuition

Un-American attack on Sec. Clinton

From farm to table: Italians simply know how to eat

'Crab' chips, fruity Oreos? They're big overseas

Matio Batali is up to the challenge

Jon Young in concert on theday.com

Michael Ealy doesn't care if nice guys finish last in Hollywood

VIDEO: Join theday.com noon Thursday for musician Jon Young and 'Live Lunch Break' concert

Seashell murals unveiled in New London
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio, along with artist Peter Good and some state dignitaries today unveiled “The Cabinet of Shells,'' a 40-foot tall public art piece on the Water Street Parking Garage.

Formica announces bid for Congress
Three-time East Lyme First Selectman Paul Formica announces his bid for the 2nd Congressional District seat currently held by U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney.

Coming Thursday: Live Lunch Break with Jon Young
The Day welcomes Jon Young to Live Lunch Break, our weekly showcase for live local music. Young, who fronts New London rock bands Straight to VHS and Hind Legs, will be playing a solo acoustic set...

Coast Guard Academy regimental review
The U.S. Coast Guard Academy's Corps of Cadets marches in a regimental review on the academy's Washington Parade Field on Tuesday, May 15, 2012.

John Fries & The Heat at O'Neill Theater Center 5/12/12
John Fries & The Heat perform 'Defeat' with guests from Roomful of Blues at the U.S. 50 release show at The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center on Saturday 5/12/12.

Remembering the War of 1812
On Saturday, Essex recognized the annual Sailing Masters of 1812 ‘Burning of the Ships' Ancient Fife & Drum Parade.