Kasturi Pananjady

About 15% of votes received by Democrats in Tuesday’s elections were via absentee ballot, as opposed to 7% of votes received by Republicans.

109 workers at Hartford HealthCare, or 0.3% of its workforce, have left the organization after refusing to get vaccinated for COVID-19.

The coronavirus exacerbated the state’s existing inequities, and pandemic recovery continues to be a tale of two Connecticuts.

Hospital executives have had to grapple with whether people claiming religious exemptions have sincere religious beliefs or vaccine hesitancy.

A CT Mirror analysis showed that higher vaccination rates do not necessarily correspond with lower rates of new cases on the town level.

Lower testing today is a product of a shift in strategy in disease surveillance, which may need to evolve to keep up with the delta variant.

As the COVID Delta variant spreads, many private employers -- and some public -- are moving from vaccine incentives to mandates.

Connecticut residents will have more ways to get the J&J shot soon. But will they? What are the risks? Here’s what you need to know.

Communities that were already struggling before the pandemic were hit particularly hard when the jobs vanished.

COVID-19 accounted for almost all of the 55% spike in the number of deaths during the peak of the pandemic.