Here is how Shelton compares to Connecticut for coronavirus vaccinations.
NBC Connecticut's Ryan Hanrahan is recovering at home from the coronavirus.
Here is how the two cities compare to Connecticut for coronavirus infections.
Here is how Shelton and Derby compare to Connecticut for coronavirus infections and vaccinations.
A community is considered to be in the red zone if it has 15 or more COVID-19 cases per 100,000 people.
The Yale-Griffin Prevention Research Center at Griffin Hospital is offering a free online Diabetes Prevention Program to eligible adults.
See how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Fairfield County and across CT.
Griffin Health will host a free information session about its Foot Health Clinic on Fri., Aug. 6 from 9 a.m.-noon at Griffin Hospital.
The number of patients hospitalized in CT with COVID-19 Wednesday remained above 100, according to state health officials.
With decisions looming on masks in schools and high school sports in the fall, officials are urging residents to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Both the Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be available, according to officials.
The two communities — and Connecticut — have made significant progress in driving down coronavirus infections.
Griffin Health in Derby recently received a much-appreciated boost to its statewide COVID-19 vaccination program.
Connecticut’s infection rate has plummeted, here are how Shelton and Derby compare.
“I’m just glad that more and more people are getting vaccinated,” 13-year-old Matthew Loiz said after getting his first dose.
Here are how Shelton and Derby stack up in the vaccine race.
Donations of all blood types are needed as the pandemic has impacted the U.S. blood supply.
The Derby-based hospital's vaccination sites in Shelton and Naugatuck now are accepting walk-up patients 16 years old and older.
Vaccine demand has waned in Connecticut. Here is how many Shelton and Derby residents are vaccinated.
Here is how the Shelton-Derby area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.
Updated federal data shows how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospitals in Fairfield County.
Residents of both communities continue to get vaccinated. Here is how the last week went.
This is how the Shelton-Derby area compares to Connecticut and the nation for coronavirus vaccinations.
Here are how the two communities are doing with coronavirus vaccinations now that all residents 16 and older are eligible.
The Diabetes Education & Support Group at Griffin Hospital will host a virtual meeting and discussion on Advanced Care Directives April 13.
Soon all residents in the two communities 16 and over will become eligible for the vaccine.
Here is how Connecticut is doing compared to other states in the race to vaccinate residents.
All Connecticut residents 16 and older became eligible April 1 for vaccine appointments. Here's how to get one.
Here's a list of the Red Cross blood drives coming up near you within the next two weeks.
The Center for Cancer Care at Griffin Hospital is offering free one-on-one phone calls with cancer specialists on Wed., March 24.
The two communities continue to make progress vaccinating residents.
The Bare Slate in Shelton is raising breast cancer awareness and support the Hewitt Center for Breast Wellness at Griffin Hospital.
Griffin Health will host a Comprehensive Foot Wellness Clinic on Friday, March 26 from 9 a.m. – noon at Griffin Hospital in Derby.
Griffin Health, of Derby, and TEAM, Inc., of Ansonia, organized the distribution of more than 275 cases of fresh, healthy food.
Here is the latest data on which hospitals are nearing capacity in Fairfield County as the pandemic wanes.
Here are how Shelton/Derby are doing vaccination people 65 and older.
Coronavirus vaccine progress continues to be made in Shelton and Derby. Here’s the latest updates.
Griffin Health recently honored Angela Desjardins, RN, Joshua Ritton, RN, and Yangchen Dhondup, RN, with The DAISY Award.
Here's how many hospital beds are currently filled in Fairfield County as the pandemic wanes.
The federal government is tracking the decline of COVID-19 cases in nursing homes, including in the Shelton-Derby area.