Ned Lamont

Gov. Ned Lamont told WCBS 880 Thursday that Connecticut is not considering a pause on indoor dining but that the state’s reopening could be rolled back if residents let down their guard and cases begin to rise in the state as they have elsewhere in the U.S.

Gov. Ned Lamont joined WCBS 880’s Steve Scott on Friday morning, a day after announcing his plan to have students back in classrooms in the fall and two days after joining Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Gov. Phil Murphy to announce a mandatory quarantine for travelers coming to the Tri-State from...

Another round of businesses are reopening in Connecticut as Gov. Ned Lamont loosens some of the restrictions around gatherings.

Gov. Ned Lamont spoke with WCBS 880’s Steve Scott Thursday morning as the state wraps up its first week of reopening and expands its contact tracing program amid declining coronavirus numbers.

Gov. Ned Lamont said Saturday that Connecticut’s coronavirus cases had surpassed 40,000 as the state reported hundreds more positive test results and dozens more deaths.

Gov. Ned Lamont spoke with WCBS 880 a day after Connecticut became the last state in the country to begin phase one of its reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic, saying that although the state was the last to officially begin its reopening, much of the state never closed down.

Restaurants can begin service in outdoor dining areas as the first phase of business reopenings in Connecticut start up Wednesday with coronavirus infections and hospitalizations on the decline in the state.

Gov. Ned Lamont reported over 700 more coronavirus cases and dozens more deaths in Connecticut on Sunday.

Gov. Ned Lamont said Saturday that Connecticut reported more than 600 new coronavirus cases since Friday and dozens more deaths.

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and two other governors will meet virtually with Joe Biden on Thursday to discuss the pandemic.