Coronavirus Update: Connecticut Public Schools To Close For At Least 2 Weeks
The announcement brings Connecticut in line with many states that have ordered schools shut down due to the pandemic.
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The announcement brings Connecticut in line with many states that have ordered schools shut down due to the pandemic.
There will be a temporary grab-and-go meal program established at the schools during the closure.
A parishioner who has tested positive for COVID-19 was among those attending mass last weekend in a church in Queens, reinforcing the call for the faithful to stay clear of public services amid the coronavirus pandemic.
One of the minor league players in the New York Yankees system has tested positive for coronavirus in Tampa, according to published reports.
An 82-year-old New York City woman who had emphysema and COVID-19 passed away.
In New Jersey, health officials have announced 19 new Coronavirus cases. Total cases statewide, now at 69, include a second confirmed case in Jersey City.
One store was found selling previously priced $6 cans of Lysol disinfectant spray for $19.99, and some marking up their prices are blaming their distributors.
In Nassau County, the number has grown by 20 overnight, bringing the total of confirmed cases to 70, with more tests being processed.
The company had previously shut its 42 stores in China at the height of the outbreak. Those stores have since reopened, and will be the only ones open in the world.
Amtrak trains will be running on a Saturday schedule for the next two weeks due to reduced demand driven by commuters avoiding the coronavirus.
Hall of famer Rick Pitino is returning to college basketball – and his hometown – as head coach of Iona.
Businesses, schools, organizations and charities are flooding our email boxes with messages explaining how they are handling the coronavirus outbreak.
The first case of the coronavirus in the Hartford area has been identified, bringing the total across Connecticut to 12, officials said.
Mr. Trump held a press conference with members of the Coronavirus Task Force, including Vice President Mike Pence, after a task force meeting led by the president.
The House passed a coronavirus relief bill shortly after midnight on Saturday following lengthy negotiations between Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin. The bill passed on a bipartisan basis with President Trump's endorsement.
