‘Staggering’ increase in domestic violence calls in Hartford region during coronavirus pandemic
Theresa Valentine, a survivor of domestic violence, told her story during the annual “Silent No…
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Yale study of Connecticut nursing homes residents shows almost 30% tested positive for coronavirus
“Point prevalence surveys are a necessary tool to get a handle of the state of…
AMC’s Plainville and Danbury movie theaters to reopen Aug. 20
Bow Tie Cinemas which has cineplexes in New Haven, Trumbull, Greenwich, New Canaan, Stamford and…
Eversource finishes Tropical Storm Isaias restoration
On Thursday, two state lawmakers from the southwestern part of Connecticut that was hit hardest…
Faculty from several state colleges complain Connecticut’s plan for COVID testing is lacking
“This is a difficult and stressful time, but we cannot allow COVID-19 to pick winners…
Rep. Bobby Gibson unofficial winner in 15th House District primary
“I am truly grateful for the support of my constituents and my team, who worked…
Mark Ojakian, President of Connecticut State Colleges and Universities, will retire in January
As CSCU president, Ojakian led 17 institutions of higher education, 9,000 employees and over 100,000…
Former Health Commissioner accuses Lamont administration of bias, says racial discrimination was behind her firing during coronavirus pandemic
In this March 2, 2020 photo, Public Health Commissioner Renée D. Coleman Mitchell, speaks to…
Troopers challenge recently enacted police reform law that permits public disclosure of personnel records of police
The union’s suit, filed in U.S. District Court against James Rovella, commissioner of the Department…
Lamont hints about next phase of reopening as restaurants worry about coming cold weather and threat of COVID-19
“I’ve talked to Texas, Florida, Arizona, they regret they opened their bars when they did…
Connecticut issues 5 more fines to residents who violated coronavirus travel advisory rules
“This is for real, we need people to follow these rules, we need people to…
As Connecticut leaders mull legal action over Eversource’s handling of Tropical Storm Isaias utility says final customers will get power back by midnight Thursday
“PURA’s Chairman Marissa Gillett has made a concerted effort to listen to municipal concerns since…
Some major employers in Connecticut plan to keep employees working from home through 2020 during coronavirus pandemic
On Aug. 3, The Hartford, which employs 6,500 in Connecticut, began the first phase of…
UConn will close residence halls to out-of-state students this fall who are enrolled only in online courses
UConn said the decision does not apply to students who have any in-person elements to…
Jennifer Dulos case: A new bail hearing has been ordered for Michelle Troconis as coronavirus shutdowns delay court proceedings
Michelle Troconis, center, is arraigned on conspiracy to commit murder charges in Stamford Superior Court…
Daily coronavirus updates: Positivity rate ticks up but Connecticut reports no new COVID-19 deaths
The state currently has 70 patients hospitalized with COVID-19, according to official numbers, up six…
As Rhode Island considers delaying start of school by two weeks, Gov. Ned Lamont reaffirms preference for in-person learning
“Our superintendents are doing an amazing job all around this state. There’s so much fear,…
Record number of absentee ballots cast as voters select presidential candidates in low-profile primary during COVID-19 pandemic
“Normally we’d have 3,000 to 4,000 by now,” Democratic Registrar Lucian Pawlak said at 1…
‘You’ve got to be careful:‘ Connecticut’s college towns brace for heightened coronavirus risk as campuses reopen
University of Connecticut 2020 graduates Addie Lotito (center left) and Julianna Teitler, who are friends…
Connecticut will soon need an emergency loan to maintain unemployment benefits for hundreds of thousands of residents
Having received an unprecedented 750,000 applications for unemployment benefits since mid-March, the state agency has…
Lawyer in charge of Fotis Dulos estate seeks to have Jennifer Farber Dulos declared dead, claims she was likely dismembered
“Based on extensive discussions with numerous friends and confidants of Jennifer Farber Dulos, as well…
Yale neuroscientist discusses how coronavirus pandemic stress alters brain chemistry
Amy Arnsten, professor of neuroscience and psychology at Yale University in New Haven, created a…
Daily coronavirus updates: Bridgeport sees surge in COVID-19 cases; state’s positivity rate low over weekend as rate of transmission slows
“Large events, going late into the night, younger people partying in violation of a number…
Final push to restoration: Eversource CEO won’t commit to refunds, avoiding rate hikes to pay for cleanup as 40,000 in Connecticut remain without power after Tropical Storm Isaias
“It seems to me that if you do really well, you deserve a better rate…