Second doses were counted as first doses.
Patrick Skahill | CT Public Radio
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Testing nursing home staff is costly and uncertain. Here’s why
Nursing home residents and families object to state guidance reducing the frequency of staff testing.
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Connecticut refuses to disclose how much it pays for each coronavirus test
The state has redacted contracts because vendors say their prices for $50 million in taxpayer-funded tests shouldn’t be publicly disclosed.
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In hospitalizations and jobs, Lamont sees good numbers and bad
Hospitalizations keep dropping but unemployment numbers are dire, and the state prepares to partially reopen next week.
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State’s largest teachers union urges caution over school reopenings
Ikea donates furniture to help house New Haven’s homeless, and casinos remain on the fence about a reopening date.
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Federal small business relief brings $4.2 billion to Connecticut as thousands are ‘frozen out’
The state reported an additional 2,109 COVID-19 cases Tuesday, and another 121 deaths, for respective totals of 22,469 and 1,544.
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Connecticut’s COVID-19 death toll passes 1,000; first ‘rapid’ testing center opens in New Haven
“It’s a milestone tragic day,” Gov. Ned Lamont said Friday. The state’s death toll as of Friday was 1,036.
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Governor calls for phased-in approach to reopening economy
Reopening Connecticut’s economy will include considering hospitalization numbers, widespread COVID-19 testing and detailed tracking of infections in different regions.
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As new COVID-19 deaths grow, Lamont considers executive order on masks
Despite a few flickers of hope that Connecticut was rounding the bend on COVID-19, nearly 200 new deaths were reported.