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A 62-year-old Wethersfield man shared his story leaving the hospital after 109 days fighting COVID-19.

This week marked the return of high school track and field competition, with smaller meets taking place around the state.

One year ago today NBC Connecticut spoke with infectious disease expert Dr. Virginia Bieluch about the novel coronavirus. Today we spoke again to reflect on a year of the pandemic.

Travelers reacted to the news that Connecticut’s travel advisory will change from mandatory to a recommendation on March 19.

A Wilton man who was the first person in Connecticut diagnosed with COVID-19 last March, looks back at what he went through one year after his diagnosis.

As the state begins to relax COVID-19 restrictions this month, many family spaces, such as museums and libraries may still keep safeguards in place.

Teachers and staff a Norwich Free Academy received their first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at a clinic on Friday.

There was a small earthquake in West Hartford early Friday morning.

Twelve rabbits have died and one person was taken to hte hospital after a fire in Tolland.

Is too much screen time having a negative impact on our eyes?

The state will lift capacity restrictions for many businesses starting March 19, the governor announced Thursday, though guidelines on masks, spacing and cleaning protocols will remain in effect. Capacity limits will no longer apply in restaurants and non-theater indoor recreation, though there will still be an 11 p.m. curfew and an eight-person ta...

In just a couple of weeks, several businesses, including gyms, will see capacity limits go away. Masking, social distancing, and cleaning protocols will remain.