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Health care systems have closed labor and delivery units, ICUs and surgical services at hospitals across the state.

Watertown police say Corey Scarduzio has been identified as the Willimantic man found dead in the parking area of a trailhead at the Echo Lake conservation area.

On a Sunday evening in February, Bea Trotta’s 94-year-old mother started having trouble breathing at her home in the northwestern corner of the state. She felt exhausted. An ambulance drove her 30 minutes to the nearest emergency room, at Sharon Hospital, where she was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Her heart wasn’t pumping enough blood to keep her body functioning.

Watertown police say Corey Scarduzio has been identified as the Willimantic man found dead in the parking area of a trailhead at the Echo Lake conservation area.

Police are working to identify a vehicle that is believed to have been used during a drive-by shooting in Willimantic over the weekend. Officers were called to...

Health care systems have closed labor and delivery units, ICUs, and surgical services at...

Across the country, hospital mergers are changing the ways in which people access health care.

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The Killingly Board of Education in March voted 6-3 to reject a proposal for a grant-funded mental health center at the towns high school.

The effort is likely the first specialized training program in the country that prepares...