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Projected revenues for this fiscal year’s $20.7 billion General Fund jumped more than $500 million, driven not only by better-than-anticipated federal aid, but also resurgent sales tax receipts as Connecticut’s economy rebounds from the coronavirus pandemic.

Health care workers in state agencies are claiming medical or religious exemptions to vaccine mandates at a higher rate than health care workers outside government.

Only 0.3% of Hartford HealthCare's workforce are losing their jobs for refusing to get the Covid-19 vaccine.

The coronavirus exacerbated the state’s existing economic and racial inequities.

In ordering COVID-19 vaccinations for state employees and teachers, Gov. Ned Lamont offered Connecticut a rueful reminder Thursday of the pandemic’s persistence, coupled with a message of reassurance.

COVID-19 testing rates have dropped in Connecticut, so does that mean we don’t have a true picture of the delta variant spread?

As the COVID Delta variant spreads, many private employers -- and some public -- are getting more aggressive about vaccines.