Connecticut

Connecticut Legalizes Recreational Marijuana

It's the 19th state in the union to allow recreational cannabis use for those who are of legal drinking age.
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Connecticut Becomes 1st State To Make All Prison Phone Calls Free

Previously, the state had some of the highest prison phone rates in the country, charging up to $5 for a 15-minute call.
By AP

7 Nooses Halt Construction At Connecticut Amazon Warehouse

There is a $100,000 award for information leading to the identification of the culprits.
By AP

TD Bank Teller Refused Withdrawal For Black Businesswoman In Suspected Racist Incident

Gwen Samuel said an employee of the Southington, Connecticut, branch told her, "The money is available. I just don’t feel comfortable giving it to you."
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Justice Department Withdraws From Connecticut Transgender Athlete Case

The Nutmeg State's attorney general said he was pleased with the decision, noting, "Every woman and girl deserves protection against discrimination."
By Pat Eaton-Robb, Associated Press

Fire Destroys Large Section Of Paul Newman's Camp For Sick Children

It appears no one was injured at Connecticut camp founded by late actor.
By Associated Press

Major Storm Heads To Northeast After Blanketing Midwest

Parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut could see blizzard-like conditions, with a foot to 18 inches of snow.
By AP

John Oliver Now Has A Sewage Plant Named After Him

The HBO comedian made a secret trip to Connecticut last week to help cut the ribbon at the newly named "John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant.”
By AP

Campaign Event For Connecticut's First Black Congresswoman Interrupted By Racists

Rep. Jahana Hayes said the racism on a Zoom call was "six minutes of vile, disgusting, dare I say deplorable, hate."
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NY, NJ And Connecticut Order Visitors From New COVID Hot Spots To Quarantine

Nine U.S. states meet the criteria for this immediate travel mandate, which can carry stiff fines.
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