Connecticut's infection rate climbs to highest since June

Connecticut’s coronavirus infection rate has climbed to its highest level since June

Connecticut's 'unenforceable' out-of-state quarantine rule to be adjusted

Gov. Ned Lamont said Connecticut is planning to revamp its benchmarks for when people entering the state from locations with large COVID-19 rates will need to quarantine

150 jobs to be lost when Hartford Courant has newspaper printed in Massachusetts

After more than 250 years of publication in Connecticut’s capital, The Hartford Courant is moving the printing of the newspaper to Springfield, the company announced Monday

UConn pays $250,000 to resolve pay discrimination case

The University of Connecticut has agreed to pay a total of just under $250,000 to seven female employees after the U.S. Labor Department found the school had been paying higher salaries to their male counterparts

High-risk Connecticut municipalities deciding what to do about schools

Schools in several municipalities that have been put on high alert by the state because of rising coronavirus numbers have paused in-person learning, but others have decided to keep their schools open

Winter energy costs to be higher but New England oil users may get break

Home heating costs are expected to grow this winter because of projections of colder weather and people continuing to shelter at home

Another Maine church grappling with virus outbreak

The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed an outbreak in a church in the town of Brooks

Report: Massachusetts troopers who commit crime rarely fired

A Massachusetts trooper led officers on a chase, another took cash under the table for unauthorized police escorts for funeral processions and yet another partied with people connected to organized crime

Fenway Park becomes voting venue amid pandemic

Voter are lining up under Boston Red Sox banners at Fenway Park for another of the nation’s pastimes — voting

Cuomo opens N.Y. movie theaters as coronavirus hot spots cool off

Gov. Andrew Cuomo gave the green light for movie theaters to open outside of New York City on Saturday as he all but declared victory over the coronavirus hot spots that had threatened to spread into a wider flare up.

Invasive insect reappears, posing risk for Connecticut crops

An invasive insect has reappeared in parts of Connecticut, and experts are worried it could spell danger for some of the state's crops and trees

Hartford battles with dirt bikers

Police in Hartford are having to take extra measures to keep illegal dirt bikes off the city's streets

In Connecticut, the elderly, health care workers likely to receive a vaccine first

A draft plan for distributing an anticipated COVID-19 vaccine suggest that residents who are elderly or medically at-risk for infection, as well as health care workers and other essential workers, will likely receive the first doses in Connecticut