Connecticut - Page 53

Advisory panel rules Connecticut needs to further regulate state-used AI

February 2, 2023

Advisory panel rules Connecticut needs to further regulate state-used AI

A Civil Rights Commission advisory panel ruled Thursday that Connecticut needs to employ certain safeguards on artificial intelligence technology used by the state.

Connecticut Hispanic lawmakers push to remove Latinx' from government documents: reports

February 1, 2023

Connecticut Hispanic lawmakers push to remove Latinx' from government documents: reports

Five Hispanic Democratic lawmakers in Connecticut proposed a bill that would eliminate the term "Latinx" from all official government documentation.

Connecticut may exonerate people accused of witchcraft

February 1, 2023

Connecticut may exonerate people accused of witchcraft

More than 375 years since the first person was executed in the American colonies for witchcraft, lawmakers may exonerate those accused in the Connecticut witch trials.

Connecticut man gets 120 years for 1987 double homicide of father, son

January 31, 2023

Connecticut man gets 120 years for 1987 double homicide of father, son

Willie McFarland, 55, of New Haven, Connecticut, was sentenced to 120 years in prison for the 1987 murders of Fred Harris and son Greg.

Connecticut man who jumped to death from rooftop bar had been arrested days earlier, report reveals

January 31, 2023

Connecticut man who jumped to death from rooftop bar had been arrested days earlier, report reveals

Dale Cheney, who fell dozens of stories from a rooftop bar to his death last week, had been arrested just days earlier on domestic violence charges, records show.

Prescription to party? Celebrations of life's best moments are good for our health, study suggests

January 31, 2023

Prescription to party? Celebrations of life's best moments are good for our health, study suggests

A study published in the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing says celebrations of positive life events may benefit health and well-being, as long as we gather with others and share food and drink.

Estimated 100,000 hens killed in Connecticut farm fire, officials say

January 30, 2023

Estimated 100,000 hens killed in Connecticut farm fire, officials say

A Connecticut property owned by Hillendale Farms, one of the largest egg manufacturers in the U.S., burned down over the weekend, killing about 100,000 hens.

Chickens killed in fire at Hillandale Farms property in Connecticut, cause remains unknown

January 30, 2023

Chickens killed in fire at Hillandale Farms property in Connecticut, cause remains unknown

A fire at the Hillandale Farms property in Bozrah, Connecticut, killed several chickens and burned for hours. The cause of the fire remains unknown.

Fresh vegetables and other fresh food can be yours at home with planning, purpose: Connecticut farmers

January 29, 2023

Fresh vegetables and other fresh food can be yours at home with planning, purpose: Connecticut farmers

To battle inflation today, people can start their own home vegetables gardens or even rent chickens for fresh eggs, as two Connecticut farmers explained on "Fox & Friends Weekend" on Sunday.

Connecticut Gov. Lamont calls for more gun bans, higher buying age

January 26, 2023

Connecticut Gov. Lamont calls for more gun bans, higher buying age

Democratic Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont proposed a ban on sales of more types of firearms, as well as an increase in the buying age from 18 to 21