Connecticut Readying 2 Million COVID-19 At-Home Rapid Tests For K-12 Schools
More than 14,000 people in Connecticut have tested positive for COVID-19 since Thursday.
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More than 14,000 people in Connecticut have tested positive for COVID-19 since Thursday.
Hundreds of flights out of Kennedy, LaGuardia, and Newark airports have been affected by a global surge of COVID cases among airline crews.
Two prominent airlines have announced the cancellation of flights due to the ongoing COVID-19 case surge.
Delta Air Lines is hoping to change health guidelines to avoid staffing shortages.
But as CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez reported Tuesday, the pills will not replace vaccines as the best weapon against the virus.
Omicron makes up the highest share of new cases in the South, Central Midwest, Pacific Northwest, and the New York area.
Detectives said they were following up on previous information in the homicide investigation.
Law enforcement agencies around the country are tracking threats on social media, related to school violence on Friday.
Twenty six people were killed, including 20 children between the ages of six and seven years old, along with six adults.
Box after box and load after load were packed, wrapped and shipped out of a warehouse in Stamford, bound for disaster zones in Kentucky, Illinois, and beyond.
A wind advisory means gusts of 46-57 mph are possible.
The passport lets people show proof of vaccination on their phones.
Appearing at the University of New Haven, the governor announced a $2.3 million grant for colleges and universities to provide additional resources.
Experts and families are urging policy makers to take swift action to tackle the ongoing problem, which was exacerbated by the pandemic.
The new variant has been found in at least a dozen states, but for now, the Delta strain remains dominant.
