covid-19

Do not expect towns to ease property tax costs during the second year of pandemic.

Republicans (and some Democrats) are asking why Gov. Ned Lamont needs the extraordinary emergency powers afforded him to do what the administrations of Gov. Charlie Baker and others have done without them?

Gov. Ned Lamont and legislative leaders indicated Monday that key COVID-19 mandates will remain beyond Sept. 30, the expiration of Lamont’s current emergency declaration.

The Connecticut Department of Public Health will investigate doctors accused of spreading misinformation about COVID-19.

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This hour, on The Colin McEnroe Show: For decades, Christian evangelicals were the fastest-growing religious group in this country. Now, young evangelicals are abandoning the faith. And: A new competitive edge in pro sports — the COVID vaccines. And finally: our conversation with Wally Funk. Tomorrow, at age 82, she'll become the oldest person ever to fly to space.

Connecticut’s COVID-19 positivity rate at 1.28% stood above 1% Wednesday for the first time since June 1.

Connecticut’s economy faces a major test later this summer when millions of dollars in supplemental federal unemployment benefits expire. And while the…

Digital downloads for mental health needs surged nearly 200 percent during the pandemic. Now, it seems this trend is here to stay. The market for mental…