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Their concern is that only 56 licenses, ranging from retailers to cultivators, will be...

Their concern is that only 56 licenses, ranging from retailers to cultivators, will be...

New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker said police are investigating how the student who brought...

Attorney General William Tong on Tuesday issued a warning to families and individuals alike that cannabis products made to resemble candies and other food...

Karon Nealy Jr., holding his daughter. The state settled a lawsuit for $1.65 million that was brought by Nealys family in connection with his death. State officials have agreed to pay $1.65 million to the family of Karon Nealy Jr., a 19-year-old who died in 2015 of complications from lupus while he was in prison. “Nothing’s gonna bring this kid back. It’s certainly less than what we had it valued at, but it gives resolution to his mom and his 7-year-old daughter,” said DeVaughn Ward, o...

Independence Day lights up for Connecticut cannabis celebrants FacebookTwitterEmail 1of11 Saying she had been waiting for this day for 53 years, Dale Sheehan, of Wallingford, lights up during the Connecticut Cannawarrior Victory Barbecue in Hamden, Conn. on Thursday, July 01, 2021.Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of11 Tammy Crisp, of Manchester, lights up during the Connecticut Cannawarrior Victory Barbecue in Hamden, Conn. on Thursday, July 01, 2021.Brian A. Pounds...

Bringing pot to the CT shoreline this weekend? Heres what to expect John Moritz FacebookTwitterEmail Crowds gathered Tuesday at Hammonasset Beach State Park in Madison as temperatures again rose into the 90s.Patrick Sikes / For Hearst Connecticut Media Thousands of residents and visitors are expected to flock to the Connecticut shoreline this July Fourth weekend, and for the first time in generations, adults in the crowd will be able to bring their marijuana. For both consumers and police, that...

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn Connecticut became the 19th state to allow for recreational use. • 8 min read The growing acceptance of legalizing marijuana ABC News’ Alex Presha looks at the fight to legalize marijuana nationwide and how advocates hope decriminalizing marijuana could lead to economic and racial justice.Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images, FILE After Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed the state legislatures bill legalizing recre...

Legal pot approval puts pressure on 2 holdout states The growing acceptance of legalizing marijuana Replay Video UP NEXT After Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed the state legislatures bill legalizing recreational marijuana on Tuesday, eyes are now on Rhode Island and New Hampshire as the final holdouts in New England to legalize cannabis. Some marijuana rights advocates told ABC News its only a matter of time before the two states join their neighbors, given the millions in extra revenue f...

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