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. Here…

Governor Ned Lamont is hosting a coronavirus town hall with Waterbury Mayor Neil O’Leary and Congresswoman Jahana Hayes on Sunday. The town hall is expected to begin at 4 p.m. Mayor O’Leary said the town hall will begin with an update and then residents will be encouraged to ask questions. It will be livestreamed on Gov. Lamont’s Facebook page...

Connecticut now has 27 coronavirus-related deaths and 1,291 cases statewide, according to Gov. Ned Lamont. The 279 new cases was the biggest single-day jump in the three weeks since testing began, Lamont said. With 1,900 tests completed in the past 24 hours, it is not the largest percentage of new cases, he said. Here is how the numbers break down…

The number of coronavirus cases in the state continues to rise as officials try to prepare for a peak.

Connecticut reported 27 coronavirus deaths and more than 1,200 cases as the state works to feed and treat those in need.

On Thursday Gov. Ned Lamont gave updates on help available for small businesses, and asked anyone traveling into Connecticut from hotspots like New York City to self-quarantine for 14 days.

Cases of coronavirus spiked on Tuesday with more than 200 new cases reported in the state, according to Gov. Ned Lamont. That brings the state’s total cases to 618. It’s the largest single-day jump since the crisis began. The jump in cases was not due to increased testing, Lamont said. The governor said we still have some time to go…

Gov. Ned Lamont announced on Tuesday that Connecticut saw a 1-day jump of more than 200 coronavirus cases, bringing the total number to 618, with 12 deaths.

Connecticut schools will remain closed into April due to coronavirus.

A long line of customers began lining up early on Saturday morning outside of Hoffman’s Gun Center, hoping to buy a gun or ammunition before Monday. The rush comes after Governor Ned Lamont issued an Executive Order to close down non-essential businesses to stop the spread of the coronavirus. The line wrapped around the building and into the parking...

A long line of customers began lining up early on Saturday morning outside of Hoffman’s Gun Center, hoping to buy a gun or ammunition before non-essential businesses close on Monday.

Connecticut residents are being urged to stay home as Governor Ned Lamont plans to order all non-essential businesses closed to slow the spread of coronavirus in Connecticut. Lamont is expected to sign an order under a new “Stay Safe, Stay at Home” campaign.” All non-essential businesses will need to have employees work from home, the governor said. “Those retail stores…

Lamont is issuing an executive order to slow the growth of coronavirus in Connecticut and allow for as many available hospital beds as possible

Gov. Ned Lamont on Friday ordered all non-essential businesses to close for the foreseeable future as the latest step to try and slow the spread of coronavirus in Connecticut.

Restaurants across the country have been restricted to take-out only service due to COVID-19 concerns. So what extra precautions should you take?

Jackson Laboratory in Farmington announced Thursday it will begin diagnostic testing for coronavirus cases in Connecticut.

Governor Ned Lamont announced he is issuing an executive order to close all schools in the state after Monday. Lamont said the schools will be closed through at least March 31. The governor said he is following in the lead of other states like New Jersey and Rhode Island. Lamont said he wants to prevent the extension of germs as…