Connecticut

After his store was robbed three times by the same unidentified individuals, the manager of a Stamford Mobile station decided to make a change to his store’s mask policy. News Four’s Marc Santia has the details on this unique policy change

A gas station in Stamford is now asking customers to briefly take off their masks before entering their store, but it’s not for any political reasons — it’s for the store’s safety

The pandemic has forced everyone to get even more creative this Halloween. Instead of knocking on the door to get candy, a Connecticut family has created a buzzer for trick-or-treaters that will send sweet treats down a chute from the second floor of their home. While the Dunn family was not the first to come up with new social distancing…

Instead of knocking on the door to get your candy, a Connecticut family made a button for trick-or-treaters that will notify them to send candy down a chute from the second floor.

A store Connecticut that had recently been robbed three times has changed its mask policy to prevent further crimes.

A report says officers planned to make an arrest after one of the suspects told police by phone that he had been discharged from the hospital and was returning to the hotel — even though he had already packed his things and the couple was already on their way back to New York

While coronavirus cases continue to rise in most of the U.S., New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is expected to announce a realignment of the state’s microcluster zones on Wednesday as the acutely targeted approach to stamps out the virus appears to show signs of improvement. NBC New York’s Tracie Strahan reports.

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday that 40 U.S. hotspots are on the New York quarantine list, apparently unmoved by Connecticut’s pitch to loosen criteria as it, along with New Jersey and Pennsylvania, now meet the threshold for inclusion. New York will not move to add either of those three states to its quarantine order; Cuomo has repeatedly said that...

New Jersey is seeing an uptick in COVID-19, as cases have doubled in the last month. Meanwhile, Connecticut may tweak the quarantine criteria because having more than three-quarters of America on the advisory has become unmanageable from an enforcement perspective. Katherine Creag reports.

New York may have to consider changes to its quarantine rules for out-of-state travelers now that two of its closest neighbors, Connecticut and New Jersey, are on the brink of getting added to the list of places subject to the restrictions. NBC New York’s Katherine Creag reports.

Connecticut schools decided to go into a hybrid learning model after Thanksgiving, Marc Santia reports.

With outdoor dining and remote work ramping up for the winter, the demand for outdoor fire pits and indoor heating has skyrocketed, Marc Santia reports.

As universities clamp down on large social gatherings to prevent COVID-19 spread, more than 100 Sacred Heart University students have been suspended for violating rules. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.

Lost loved ones, isolation, unemployment: We asked you to share what’s been on your mind since the coronavirus pandemic swept the U.S. this spring and you answered. Courtesy of our friends at NBC CT, this is a timeline of Covid-19 in America, through your eyes and in your own words.

This pooch in Connecticut deserves a few extra treats after stopping a porch fire from becoming much worse, and a potential tragedy. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.

Big heroes can come in small packages — just take Jasper, for example, a 4-year-old dachshund who saved the day for one Connecticut family in the early morning hours

Ray Villeda showing us what it looks like as a brand new teacher navigates the school system during the pandemic.

After an uptick of covid cases, Sacred Heart warns their students to fix their behavior or they will be moving remote, Lynda Baquero reports.

Governor Murphy decided to fine anyone not following the mask mandate or social distancing, Marc Santia reports.