The Storyline

Day reporter Erica Moser discusses her recent survey of area residents who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

The journey continues for UConn women in San Antonio, but the UConn men hit a bump in the road in Indianapolis.

Veteran UConn beat writers Gavin Keefe and Vickie Fulkerson discuss how this NCAA basketball tournament will be like no other due to COVID restrictions.

Safe Futures Executive Director Katherine Verano reveals the site of the agency's future Family Justice Center and fills us in on the progress of her dream to provide a place where victims will receive wraparound services.

In this week’s edition of The Storyline, Day staff members came together to remember special people from throughout the region who died during the coronavirus pandemic. See the full list of those who passed away due to COVID-19-related complications over the last year. And read all of our The Lost Year stories.

Stephen Mansfield, director of health for the Ledge Light Health District, urged us to be patient as he updated us on the plan to get COVID-19 shots into the arms of the area's educators and older residents.

Felix Reyes, director of planning and development for the City of New London, says the city will break ground in 2023 on a sustainable community center for every generation.

Day columnist David Collins discusses ongoing problems with the "quasi-public" Connecticut Port Authority and why it matters to the City of New London.

Attorney Marcy Levine-Acevedo is hopeful the new administration will clear the pathways for clients seeking asylum and family reunification.

In this week's episode of The Storyline, we talk to business reporter Brian Hallenbeck about the chances that Connecticut will finally legalize sports betting.