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Connecticut has reached a grim milestone when it comes to COVID-19 cases. On Friday, Governor Ned Lamont announced that the state has surpassed 100,000 cases. The milestone comes as long lines of cars continue to pop up around the state with people hoping to get a COVID-19 test. “I haven’t been able to get one at this location because the…

COVID-19 is adding an extra helping of anxiety to what is already a stressful time of year. Dr. Shana Lewis joined LX News to offer tips for people feeling uneasy about their Thanksgiving holiday plans.

Many Connecticut residents got an early start this morning to be tested for COVID-19 with the hopes of bypassing lines. In Meriden, many had been waiting in lines for hours to get a test, including Jose Rivera. Rivera said he’s feeling fine but his wife was near a friend’s husband who tested positive so he doesn’t want to take...

People waited in line for hours Thursday, a week before Thanksgiving, to get a COVID-19 test.

As the number of COVID-19 cases continue to rise, churches around the state had to look at other ways to follow social distancing during one of the holiest days of the year.

Some drive-thru coronavirus testing sites are closing in preparation for Monday’s storm.

UConn Health is ramping up its efforts to help detect the coronavirus by offering drive-thru sampling for COVID19. The health organization is looking to help with the demand of COVID-19 testing by offering to collect samples from those who believe they have symptoms of the disease, and who have a prescription from their doctor. UConn Health is strongly encouraging patients…

UConn Health is now offering drive thru testing to help state efforts to ramp up coronavirus testing, however there are some requirements to know about.

A Fairfield County doctor who arranged to set up a drive-thru coronavirus testing facility was told he had to shut it down.