Other coronavirus statistics show more men than women are dying of COVID-19.
April 8, 2020
Posted inHealth, Housing
Lamont says social distancing is working, but CT’s COVID-19 peak still lies ahead
State officials said the rate at which the coronavirus is spreading seems to be slowing down.
Posted inHealth
Concern grows that COVID-19 disproportionately impacts minorities, but the data is incomplete
Civil rights leaders are urging the governor to intensify efforts to gather better racial and ethic data on the pandemic.
Posted inJustice
State response to COVID-19 prison lawsuit sheds light on its pandemic plans for sick inmates
Four inmates who contracted the virus have been sent to a hospital. One is in intensive care.
Posted inMoney
State Bond Commission runs hard into technical difficulties
“Should I be listening to the jazz music on CT-N?” asked Rep. Chris Davis, R-Ellington. The answer was no.
Posted inPolitics
Bernie’s out. But he still wants a Connecticut primary.
Bernie Sanders quit Wednesday, but he still wants Connecticut to hold a primary in the midst of a pandemic.
Posted inMoney
Municipalities press Lamont to share COVID-19 federal relief funds
Connecticut’s cash-strapped municipalities pressed Gov. Ned Lamont on Tuesday to share a portion of a $1 billion-plus federal relief program.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
To keep people healthy, keep them housed
By addressing the social risks that can lead to greater infections, we can help combat COVID-19. Keeping people housed is key to keeping them healthy. Nothing could be more important right now.
Posted inJustice
Suit seeks to quash state and city emergency orders
“Between the edges of panic and reason is where corruption spawns,” the complainant’s attorney says.
Posted inNews
Yale researcher studies viruses ‘For the good they can do’
Paul Turner thinks viruses are cool. That’s not the common opinion, of course, at least not right now.