Connecticut

The loosening of some restrictions imposed on nonessential businesses by governors in the tri-state state to slow the coronavirus outbreak’s spread has started to take effect as deaths and hospitalizations slowly decline. While the region is far from the return to pre-pandemic times, small steps are being taken to safely ease lockdowns and avoid another deadly wave of outbreaks....

Police are on the hunt for a 23 year-old man who is suspected of killing two people.

The Stamford Museum and Nature Center is now open for members, by appointment, serving as a great escape for those who want to get out of the house, maintain social distancing, and meet some new furry friends, Ken Buffa reports

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we go about our everyday lives. As the tristate continues to grapple with mitigating the spread of coronavirus, many businesses, organizations and even houses of worship were forced to temporarily close and suspend services in an attempt to halt the spread of the virus. Because of this, churches and other houses of…

On Thursday, Saint James Roman Catholic Church in Stratford, Connecticut, held Mass on the roof of its building, overlooking the faithful parishioners who flocked to be a part of the service. The church’s parking lot was full again, with parishioners listening to mass — being broadcast live on the radio — while inside their cars. A total of about 35...

Major malls are open for business again in Connecticut but shopping sure isn’t like it used to be. Ken Buffa reports.

Get caught up with everything that happened today in the fight against Coronavirus.

Stefan Holt talks to Stamford Mayor, David Martin, about reopening during the pandemic.

Hundreds of hairstylist gathered at the Connecticut state capitol today to protest after learning that restaurants and shops will be reopening, but not salons. Stefan Holt reports.

Connecticut is the final state to lift its statewide stay at home order. It’s also the first state in the tri-state to allow sit-down dining and indoor shopping. But it won’t be business as usual, capacity will be dramatically limited. Marc Santia reports from Westport where the state had it’s first cluster outbreak.

Connecticut is reopening Wednesday after being shutdown in its battle against the coronavirus. The reopening, however, comes with restrictions. Katherine Creag reports.

As Connecticut starts to roll out its reopening plan, some non-essential businesses are making modifications in order to ensure all customers and staff can remain socially distant when they reopen, Marc Santia reports

Did people keep six feet distance? NBC10 reporter Steve Fisher was at the shore all day talking to beachgoers.

Gov. Ned Lamont said his administration is carefully moving ahead with next week’s planned reopening, despite a call for a delay by some Democratic state senators on Thursday

Some state lawmakers are calling on Governor Lamont to delay plans to begin lifting coronavirus restrictions next week. Businesses – like restaurants can reopen Wednesday, although diners will have outside dining to start. But will it be enough to help them claw their way out of the red? Marc Santia reports.

With the remote school year coming to a close, Connecticut looks ahead to summer camps opening and the measures they will need to take in order to keep campers and staffers safe, Lynda Baquero reports.

A Connecticut teacher has been taking care of her student’s newborn brother for a month as the family recovers from the coronavirus. NBC New York’s Lauren Scala reports.

“Above and beyond” is an understatement when describing Luciana Lira, a Connecticut teacher who has been taking care of her student’s newborn brother for a month as the family recovers from the coronavirus. Lira got a phone call in early April from Zully, the mother of one of her students. Zully was 8 months pregnant, in labor and COVID-19 positive….

A 102-year-old Connecticut woman born in the year of the Spanish Flu has recovered from COVID-19 and has been released from the hospital. Stamford Hospital confirmed to NBC New York that Evelyn Fiore was released on Monday after spending a week there. Born in 1918, Fiore has lived through the pandemic that killed 500 million people, the Great Depression and…