HARTFORD, CT – A planned strike involving Connecticut’s long-term care workforce has been deferred by eight days after Governor Ned Lamont requested additional time to resolve compensation deficiencies through the biennial state budget process. SEIU District...
Read moreDetailsNEW BRITAIN, CT — The beloved Race in the Park returned to New Britain this Saturday, drawing thousands to Walnut Hill Park for the 22nd annual event supporting breast cancer research. Organized by the Connecticut...
Read moreDetailsHARTFORD, CT — Governor Ned Lamont has signed new legislation expanding the Connecticut Firefighters Cancer Relief Program, a move that significantly broadens cancer-related benefits for firefighters across the state. Signed into law on May 9,...
Read moreDetailsBRISTOL, CT — The Bristol health expo returned Sunday with a powerful showcase of holistic wellness, drawing hundreds to the DoubleTree by Hilton for the 14th Bi-Annual Passport to Health and Wellness Expo. This free...
Read moreDetailsMYSTIC, CT — A raccoon found on Borodell Avenue in Mystic has tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to issue a public warning on Friday. The alert was released by the Ledge Light Health...
Read moreDetailsHARTFORD, CT — In a decisive move to improve Connecticut teen birth control access, the Connecticut House of Representatives has passed House Bill 7213, a measure allowing minors to obtain contraceptives and prenatal care without...
Read moreDetailsHARTFORD, CT — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDA recalls bread products sold in Connecticut due to the possible presence of glass fragments, posing serious health risks to consumers. The FDA announced the voluntary...
Read moreDetailsHARTFORD, CT — As cases in measles surge across neighboring New England states, Connecticut health officials are urging residents to verify their vaccination records to help prevent an outbreak within the state. Connecticut’s Department of...
Read moreDetailsWEST HARTFORD, CT — As cannabis use becomes more widespread, a new AAA survey reveals a troubling perception among users: nearly half believe marijuana does not impair their driving. The survey comes as AAA and...
Read moreDetailsBranford, CT — The East Shore District Health Department is responding to a sharp rise in overdose incidents across Branford, East Haven, and Guilford, confirming eight overdoses between April 5 and April 8. In response,...
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