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| Federal Change on Marijuana Could Affect State A new directive by the U.S. Attorney General for stricter enforcement on marijuana could put a damper on stalled efforts in Connecticut toward legalization, officials said Friday. The move by Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded previous guidelines by then-President Barack Obama's administration ...
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Cold Wave Puts Pressure On Energy Suppliers This week's bitter cold wave has triggered record-setting energy demands and dwindling natural gas supplies in Connecticut, driving up monthly energy bills for weary homeowners. But as state residents dig out from this week's snowstorm, pull out more sweaters and hunker-down for below-zero ...
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| FBI probing Clinton Foundation corruption claims WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI is investigating whether the Clinton Foundation accepted donations in exchange for political favors while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, two people familiar with the probe confirmed Friday. The revelation comes as President Donald Trump and congressional ...
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| Nebraska lawmakers seek more action to ease prison crowding LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska lawmakers are again pushing to reduce prison crowding and employee turnover ahead of a July 2020 deadline that could force state officials to parole more inmates. Nine state senators outlined a series of prison measures Friday that they will pursue this year to ...
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Westchester to Long Island tunnel would cost up to $55 billion, study shows ALBANY - Gov. Andrew Cuomo this week pledged to continue pursuing a long-discussed plan to build a tunnel from Long Island to Westchester or Connecticut. But it won't come cheap, according to a state-funded study released Friday. An 18-mile tunnel from Rye or Port Chester in Westchester to ...
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| Court extends halt in Louisiana executions after judge dies BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A court order blocking Louisiana from carrying out any executions has been extended indefinitely after the death of the federal judge who issued it. A lawsuit challenging the state's lethal injection protocols has kept death sentences on hold since 2014. U.S. District Judge ...
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