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The mother of the Honduran teenager who died Wednesday in U.S. custody told The Associated Press that her son had no indications of ill health before his death, as far as she knew.?ngel Eduardo Maradiaga Espinoza, 17, was placed at the Gulf Coast Jewish Family and Community Services in Safety Harbor, Florida, after leaving his

Bros, What We Do in the Shadows honored with GLAAD Media Awards. The romantic comedy Bros won the GLAAD Media Award for Best Film -- Wide Release at a ceremony in New York Saturday.

"Fire Island" and "Anything's Possible" tied for Best Streaming/TV Film at the GLAAD Media Awards ceremony held in New York Saturday.

The mother of Ángel Eduardo Maradiaga Espinoza, the Honduran minor who died this week in U.S. custody, told the press that there was no indication her son was ill.

For National Nursing Week, CTV Kitchener is going inside Waterloo region hospitals to hear from nurses themselves. In part one of our three-part Commitment to Care series, we visit Cambridge Memorial Hospital to see how they’re recruiting and retaining nursing staff.

Aqua Surf Experience an epic summer surfing adventure at Aqua Surf Camp, where safety, skill-building, and stoke unite. With a 3:1 camper to instructor ratio…

The governor’s public health emergency declaration for COVID-19 is ending on Thursday and there will be changes to testing and vaccinations. Gov. Ned Lamont...

Governor Lamont Announces Connecticut’s COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Declaration Will End on May 11, Explains Impact on Related Services and Programs

Governor Lamont Announces Connecticut’s COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Declaration Will End on May 11, Explains Impact on Related Services and Programs

Governor Lamont Announces Connecticut’s COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Declaration Will End on May 11, Explains Impact on Related Services and Programs