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Let's Play Ball!
FastPitch Nation Park reopened in Windsor since being closed several months ago amid COVID-19 concerns. The park hosted its first tournament.
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Protests Continue Across Conn.
We are preparing to enter into week three of peaceful protests and all across Conn. people continue to rally for changes in systemic racism.
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Coronavirus Cases Soar in Hartford
As Hartford announces a rapid spike in the number of cases in the capital city, the mayor speaks about his plan of action to slow the spread.
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Connecticut Could Be One of the Next COVID-19 Hotspots: White House Coronavirus Coordinator
Connecticut could be one of the next coronavirus hotspots in the country, Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus response coordinator said Thursday. Brix made the statement after looking at wha...
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Dr. Birx Breaks Down State Coronavirus Test Numbers
White House Coronavirus response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx discusses the positive tests rates in states across the country.
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7-Week-Old Girl Dies of Coronavirus; New Cases Top 3,500
The number of coronavirus cases in Connecticut has climbed to 3,557 with 85 deaths statewide. An infant just 7-weeks-old is among the new deaths in Connecticut. Gov. Ned Lamont initially said the child was 6-week-old. The infant girl was from Hartford, according to Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, who clarified the child’s age as 7-weeks old. The ... -
Governor Lamont Announces Coronavirus Death of Newborn
Governor Lamont on Wednesday announced the death of a seven week old in the Hartford area from coronavirus.
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Four Coronavirus Deaths Now Reported in Hartford, Including Six-Week-Old Newborn
Seventy coronavirus cases have been reported in Hartford, along with four deaths, including that of a six-week-old newborn, Mayor Luke Bronin announced Wednesday. “Our heart breaks for that family,” Bronin said. The mayor said the disease can impact people, no matter what age. “Any life lost to this disease is a tragedy,” he... -
Connecticut National Guard Sets Up Temporary Hospitals Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Members of the Connecticut National Guard is setting up temporary hospitals to provide hospital beds amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Conn. Grocery Stores Advised to Limit Crowds, Increase Social Distancing
Grocery stores across Connecticut are being advised to limit customer capacity and put in place social distancing measures. The Connecticut Food Association has issued a series of recommendations to all of its grocery store members: Allow no more than 50% of store capacity based on local fire code. Store staff will maintain a count of the num... -
Conn. Homeowners to Get Mortgage Payment Relief, Grace Period During Coronavirus Crisis
Homeowners and renters in Connecticut will be getting some relief during the COVID-19 pandemic. Over 60 financial institutions have reached an agreement with the state to offer mortgage payment relief for residents and businesses in Connecticut who are impacted by the coronavirus crisis, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Tuesday. Homeowners will now be abl... -
Banks, Credit Unions Offer Grace Period Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Homeowners and renters in Connecticut will be getting some relief during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Coronavirus in CT: Cases Surge Past 2,500; 36 Deaths Statewide
The number of coronavirus cases in Connecticut has climbed to 2,571, with 36 deaths statewide. The new numbers came out on Monday afternoon. The total number of cases jumped by 578 since Sunday. Gov. Ned Lamont said while Fairfield County remains the area with the most cases, the number of cases in New Haven County is growing the fastest. Here̷... -
Connecticut Hospitals Call for Help Gathering PPE
Connecticut’s healthcare systems are working together to prepare for a surge in coronavirus patients, and they’re calling on the public to help them find the personal protective equipment they need to stay ahead.
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Hartford Students Begin Distance Learning
Today was the first day for Hartford school students to begin distance learning as they remain home during the coronavirus pandemic
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9 Members of Hartford Police Department Have Tested Positive for Coronavirus
Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin and the superintendent of the city’s school system, Leslie Torres-Rodriguez, held a news conference Monday to provide an update on the capital’s coronavirus response. Bronin said there are 49 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the city of Hartford and nine members of the police department have tested positive for ...
