AG joins Rhode Island and Illinois attorneys In Appeals Court Battle Over Insurers' Right To Deny Coverage
Another three Connecticut counties moved into the CDC's highest warning level for COVID-19 community spread.
Nearly 10,900 people have died of COVID-19 in Connecticut since the pandemic began.
Connecticut experienced an increase of 40 COVID-19 hospitalized patients between Monday and Tuesday.
All Connecticut counties are in the medium or high Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 warning level.
The seven-day positive test rate for COVID-19 is above 10 percent, according to the state Department of Public Health.
Powassan virus infections are spread by ticks and are relatively rare, but they cause severe illness or death in some instances.
Connecticut's positive test rate and seven-day case count continued to increase, but hospitalizations dipped from Thursday to Friday.
Now is the time to make sure that your children are up to date on their well-child appointments and routine vaccinations.
Many of the state's COVID-19 metrics are moving in the wrong direction.
The rate of reported COVID-19 cases has increased recently in Connecticut.
Recalled items were sent to retailers nationwide, including some in Connecticut. Here's what you need to know.
The 7-day rolling average for the Connecticut's COVID-19 positivity rate has climbed above 8 percent. Here are the town-by-town updates.
The FDA has approved two oral COVID-19 antiviral pills that can reduce the risk of hospitalization. Here are answers to common questions.
The number of Connecticut towns reporting the highest level of alert for the coronavirus has more than quadrupled in 14 days.
Masks will still be required on Connecticut public buses and trains, but not airports. Here are the details.
The 7-day rolling average for the Connecticut's COVID-19 positivity rate has climbed above 7 percent. Here are the town-by-town updates.
Stop & Shop is offering the two federally authorized coronavirus anti-viral medications in Connecticut.
Health officials reported the number of hospitalized coronavirus patients in Connecticut is also on the rise.
Coronavirus case rates are increasing in Connecticut as the BA.2 subvariant infects people.
The 7-day rolling average for the Connecticut's COVID-19 positivity rate has climbed above 6 percent. Here are the town-by-town updates.
Among the latest to test positive for the virus was Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz.
Fentanyl has been a growing problem in Connecticut. It is involved in the large majority of fatal overdoses.
A chocolate Easter treat product sold at Connecticut Big Y stores was recalled due to potential salmonella contamination.
It’s not too soon to start thinking about ticks, which transmit a variety of illnesses and diseases that can be deadly or debilitating.
The 7-day rolling average for the Connecticut's COVID-19 positivity rate has climbed above 5 percent. Here are the town-by-town updates.
More Connecticut towns have also entered the high coronavirus alert level "red zone."
A town-by-town look at where each center is located. People who test positive at a center can receive antiviral pills if they are eligible.
Connecticut-based Guida's Dairy is being investigated after children in New Jersey ingested milk that contained diluted sanitizer.
Gov. Ned Lamont said a surge of cases was possible due to the BA.2 "stealth omicron" coronavirus subvariant.
Coronavirus cases in Connecticut have upticked recently, but still remain low overall.
Moderna will seek approval for its COVID-19 vaccination for children 6 and younger.
COVID-19 will likely be with us for some time to come. Connecticut is learning to navigate the new normal.
Professionals, residents gathered to spread health awareness.
More than 1,600 pounds of jerky products were recalled after they tested positive for listeria.
CT Breast Health Initiative Supports Research & Education Across Connecticut; RACE Returns in 2022 on May 7
Connecticut State Dental Association reminds residents of the importance of dental health at all ages
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Workshop aimed to help clinicians learn techniques treating those with trauma, anxiety.
Reforms Strongly Supported Would Focus on Predictability, Transparency, and Public Health; Respond to Public Concerns About Coverage, Cost