The governor announced Tuesday that his brother Chris Cuomo has COVID-19, while talking about their relationship and how the family is dealing with the diagnosis.

For every donut sold, one will be donated to the medical community.

The Centers for Disease Control and Protection issued a 14-day travel advisory Saturday night at the request of President Donald Trump and the White House Coronavirus Task Force. “Due to extensive community transmission of COIVD-19 in the area, CDC urges residents of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut to refrain from non-essential domestic travel for 14 days effective immediately,” the…

This map gives a look at a map of the number of states’ coronavirus cases reported so far, broken down by county where available.

Today we talk to NBC10 Boston/NECN photographer Mark Garfinkel about how he’s showed the city of Boston emptied out during the coronavirus crisis — plus a near run-in he had during social distancing.

For a town by town breakdown, click here The coronavirus crisis continues to deepen in Connecticut as the state Department of Public Health reported Thursday there are 21 deaths and 1,012 cases of COVID-19 statewide. The new cases increased from Wednesday’s numbers of 19 deaths and 875 confirmed cases. Of the 21 people who have died, 19 were older than…

On today’s episode we hear a firsthand account of life under Spain’s mandatory quarantine, plus a principal grooving with students while they are out of school.

Gov. Ned Lamont hinted Tuesday that Connecticut students could not return to school until the fall in an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus. During an interview on New York radio station WCBS 880, Lamont said that it was a real possibility. On Monday, he said schools would remain closed until at least April 20, but when asked during…

Ten people in Connecticut have now died of coronavirus-related complications, according to Gov. Ned Lamont. New numbers released on Monday show that 415 people have now tested positive for COVID-19 in the state. The largest number of cases continue to be in Fairfield County. The two patients who died since Sunday were a man in his 50s from Norwalk who…

We have a lot of updates today on government action being taken to prevent the spread of Coronavirus, and an exclusive interview with a woman who is stuck quarantined in a Chinese hotel for two weeks.

Eight people in Connecticut have now died of coronavirus-related complications, according to Gov. Ned Lamont. New numbers released Sunday evening show that 327 people have now tested positive in the state. The 104 new cases is the biggest single-day jump in Connecticut. The largest number of cases continue to be in Fairfield County. The new reported deaths were in Hartford…

Connecticut residents are being urged to stay home as Governor Ned Lamont plans to order all non-essential businesses closed to slow the spread of coronavirus in Connecticut. Lamont is expected to sign an order under a new “Stay Safe, Stay at Home” campaign.” All non-essential businesses will need to have employees work from home, the governor said. “Those retail stores…

Connecticut now has 159 confirmed coronavirus cases, and three of them have been fatal, according to the state Department of Public Health. They released the new numbers on Thursday afternoon. Fairfield County: 102 Hartford County: 18 Litchfield County: 7 New Haven County: 23 Middlesex County: 3 Tolland County: 4 Windham County 2 The first reported death was an 88-year-old man…

The Trump administration has new restrictions for travelers, and we look into virtual pet adoption during a pandemic

Connecticut has its first death of a coronavirus patient, according to Gov. Ned Lamont. The 88-year-old man was living at Benchmark Senior Living at Ridgefield Crossing, an assisted living facility in Ridgefield. He was recently admitted to Danbury Hospital, where he died. “The first death is not unexpected, but it is a shock. It’s a shock because it makes...

As the number of coronavirus cases continue to rise across New England, leaders of the region’s six states are taking steps to help those who lose their jobs due to restrictions put in place to help control the outbreak. Overall, there are now nearly 500 cases of COVID-19 across New England, including more than 250 in Massachusetts alone. And Connecticut…

We are giving you a daily update on what you need to know about COVID-19, what is happening around the pandemic and the many good deeds done during this crisis.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Connecticut has climbed to 68, according to the Gov. Ned Lamont He released the numbers Tuesday afternoon. The numbers break down by county like this: Fairfield County: 48 Hartford County: 7 Litchfield County: 5 New Haven County: 8 Lamont said the actual number of infected people is most likely much higher and that…

Dr. Daniel Kuritzkes of Brigham and Women’s Hospital discusses what we know about how COVID-19 is transmitted.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Connecticut has risen to 41, according to the state Department of Public Health. The agency released the numbers Monday afternoon. Here are the current numbers broken down by county: Fairfield County: 29 Hartford County: 4 Litchfield County: 4 New Haven County: 4 Gov. Ned Lamont said Monday that 200 employees of Nuvance Health…