Number Of Coronavirus Cases Soars To 68 In CT, More Action Taken

Here are the latest coronavirus related headlines and updates from across Connecticut:

Coronavirus CT: Positive Cases Rise To 68 As Virus Spreads

Gov. Lamont said people who are sick shouldn't go to work and not worry about paychecks. Unemployment is expanded as 10,000 applied Monday.>>>Read More.

Love Triumphs Over Coronavirus For CT Couple's 67th Anniversary

Amid coronavirus restrictions, a Connecticut man found a creative way to wish his wife a happy 67th anniversary at a nursing home.>>>Read More.

Popular Deli Offering Free Toilet Paper With Sandwich

The popular deli is helping customers deal with these trying times with a unique offer.>>>Read More.

Coronavirus CT: Are 200 Hospital Employees Really Furloughed?

The Governor went on MSNBC and spoke about 200 nurses on furlough at a local hospital and here is the situation fully explained by hospital officials.>>>Read More.

Coronavirus CT: Schools Could Be Remote Long-Term, New Details Released

The state Department of Education is urging schools to be ready for long-term distance learning amid coronavirus concerns.>>>Read More.

3 New Coronavirus Cases Reported In One Town: Report

The town’s top elected official announced Tuesday three more cases of the new coronavirus.>>>Read More.

Man Tests Positive For Coronavirus: Health Director

Health Director says that a resident in his 80s has tested positive for the new coronavirus.>>>Read More.

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