'I'm really worried': Connecticut medical experts say COVID-19 cases will spike after Thanksgiving

'I'm really worried': Connecticut medical experts say COVID-19 cases will spike after Thanksgiving

Massachusetts' highest court gets 1st Latina justice

Dalila Argaez Wendlandt has been unanimously confirmed to a seat on the highest court in Massachusetts

Lamont’s budget dilemma: Protecting transportation makes the deficit worse

Voters ratified the so-called “lockbox” amendment that prohibits state officials from spending the funds on something else.

Nursing home residents battling isolation during pandemic and holidays

Now that the holidays have arrived, along with the second wave of the coronavirus and cold weather that makes outdoor visits with family difficult, the loneliness, boredom and depression of longterm care residents could deepen.

A record number of Connecticut voters turned out on Nov. 3

A record 1.86 million Connecticut residents voted in the Nov. 3 election, a turnout of nearly 80% of registered voters despite concerns about the coronavirus pandemic

Rhode Island provides $100M in aid for businesses, jobless

Rhode Island will provide an additional $100 million in relief to businesses and residents expected to suffer during a two-week period of new restrictions starting Monday meant to control the current spread of the coronavirus

3 Rhode Island restaurant servers receive $2,100 tip

Three servers at a Rhode Island restaurant received a tip for over $2,000 from two generous patrons last week

2 New York City police officers shot, suspect killed

Two New York City police officers shot and killed an off-duty college security officer after he opened fire and wounded them as they responded to a domestic violence call at his home

OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma pleads guilty in criminal case

Purdue Pharma says its guilty plea over its role in the opioid crisis is “an essential step to preserve billions of dollars of value for creditors.”

Lamont announces new $10,000 fines for Connecticut businesses that break COVID-19 rules

Connecticut businesses that violate the state’s COVID-19 restrictions and capacity limits will now be subject to fines of $10,000 per violation beginning Thursday.

Coast Guard continues search for missing Maine fishing vessel crew

The search for the four-member crew of a Maine fishing boat that sank off Massachusetts is continuing

David Dinkins, NYC's first African-American mayor, dies at 93

New York City’s first African-American mayor, David Dinkins, has died

Massachusetts planning how to distribute vaccines

Gov. Charlie Baker says Massachusetts is well into planning how to distribute coronavirus vaccines when they begin arriving in the state