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Boyfriend Charged With ECSU Student's Murder
Jermaine Richards, 30, was charged with murder Saturday afternoon, hours after police confirmed remains found in a wooded area of Trumbull were those of Wiley.
Devastating fire in Willimantic at St. Mary's Church
While sounds of live music and other entertainment drifted from Main Street, coming from the first Willimantic Third Thursday Street Fest of the season, huge clouds of brown smoke billowed from the nearby St.
Fire damages historic church in Willimantic
A three-alarm fire has heavily damaged a historic church in Willimantic not far from where people were attending a street festival.
Police Divers to Search Water for Missing ECSU Student
A state police dive team will search several bodies of water on Thursday in the search for missing ECSU student Alyssiah Wiley.
House votes to license tattoo techs
The state House of Representatives on Thursday voted 122-13 in favor of a bill that would require the state's approximately 200 tattoo technicians working at tattoo parlors to obtain a license, which would have to be renewed every two years.
New London gets $400,000 to clean up hazardous materials off Howard Street
U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney announced today that a total of $600,000 in brownfield-cleanup grants have been made available to clean up sites in New London and Willimantic.
Willimantic Man Charged With Domestic Violence In West Hartford; Claimed to Be Correction Officer
A Willimantic man who told police he was a correction officer at a Rhode Island prison was ordered held on $100,000 bail after his arrest twice on Sunday on domestic violence charges.
CT Main Street Center recognizes Storrs Center project
This is the third Award of Excellence the Mansfield Downtown Partnership has received from the CT Main Street Center.
Twice The Trouble When Both Spouses Unemployed
When Mark Doyle lost his job in August, it wasn't a huge jolt. Doyle, 59, had taken the traveling sales job six months earlier, and it had become clear the business wasn't strong enough to support his territory.
Seniors sue Medicare to close nursing home coverage gap
But Lee Barrows, 77, who lives in Canton, found out she could appeal after contacting the Center for Medicare Advocacy in 2009, when her husband Lawrence was admitted to the hospital following a series of falls.
Search For Missing ECSU Student Continues
State police are continuing to search for a 20-year-old Eastern Connecticut State University student who was last seen in Willimantic on April 20.
Family of missing Conn. studenta
The family of an Eastern Connecticut State University student who's been missing for nearly two weeks is expected to ask for the public's help in finding her.
Hartford Man Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Distributing Cocaine
Brandon "Bo" Bailey-Santouse, of Hartford, was sentenced by a U.S. District judge to 60 months in prison followed by four years of supervised release, the U.S. Attorney said.
Jeepin for the Cause to benefit Windham Hospital
Jeepin' for the Cause, a recreational-Jeep ride sponsored by Capitol Chrysler Dodge Jeep to benefit Windham Hospital , is coming up from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. this Sunday, May 5. "We offer three different trails of varying terrain and difficulty to maximize driver challenge and passenger enjoyment," said Owner/President of Capitol Chrysler Dodge Jeep ... (more)
Long River Review to launch tonight
The Long River Review will be celebrating the launch of its annual magazine publication with a reading and party hosted at the Co-op bookstore at 6pm on Tuesday.
Search continues for missing student
A black Nissan Altima wanted in connection with the disappearance of an Eastern Connecticut State University student was found in the city Friday night.
Disabled face hurdles in job quest
Jennifer Lortie works in the Willimantic, Conn., office of the Connecticut Tech Act Project.
Police To Resume Search For Missing E. Conn. Student
State and local police are expected to continue a search for an Eastern Connecticut State University student who has been missing since last weekend.
New bill allows beer sold in pouches
How would you feel about beer or other malt beverages being sold in the same kind of pouches that are normally used for items like fruit juices? Those containers are already used to sell alcoholic beverages in every state except Connecticut.