recreational marijuana

Governor Ned Lamont officially signed a bill on Tuesday making recreational marijuana in Connecticut.

After more than eight years of debate, Connecticut has legalized recreational marijuana. The bill that Governor Ned Lamont just signed legalizes recreational marijuana for anyone over the age of 21 beginning next Thursday, July 1. “It’s been a long time coming,” Lamont said. An adult can have up to one and a half ounces of marijuana on them and can…

Gov. Ned Lamont signed a bill into law Tuesday legalizing the recreational use of cannabis in Connecticut.

After more than eight years of debate, Connecticut is set to become the next state to legalize recreational marijuana.

With Connecticut on the verge of legalizing recreational marijuana for adults, town officials in Prospect approved banning it in their town.

Governor Ned Lamont is expected to sign the recreational cannabis bill into law on Tuesday.

The Connecticut House of Representatives has approved a bill that would legalize the adult use of cannabis.

Lawmakers are again voting on a cannabis bill. It’s moving through special session.

The bill, which has been adjusted to avoid a veto from the governor, will now go back to the Senate for final legislative approval.

As Connecticut lawmakers convene at the Capitol for a special session vote on recreational cannabis, a Yale University study nearly 40 miles away on marijuana addiction continues to turn heads along the highway.

Lawmakers in the Connecticut House of Representatives made changes to the Senate’s version of the bill to legalize cannabis in an effort to avoid a veto from Gov. Lamont.

A Yale researcher is studying the long-term effects of marijuana use including whether people can become addicted to it.

The Connecticut Senate has passed legislation for the second time in about a week that would legalize the recreational use of cannabis for adults

The Connecticut Senate returned to the State Capitol Tuesday to begin a special session to wrap up the state budget and iron out a bill to legalize the recreational use of cannabis in Connecticut.

The Connecticut Senate returned to the State Capitol Tuesday to begin a special session to wrap up the state budget and iron out a bill to legalize the recreational use of cannabis in Connecticut.

This week, state lawmakers will return to the Capitol in Hartford for a special session on legalizing recreational marijuana. Democrats said they have enough votes to make marijuana legal, but Republicans have several concerns including how it will affect teens. “It shouldn’t be lost on anyone that this General Assembly is taking a vote to prevent flavored vape from...

Lawmakers will return to the state Capitol for a special session to take up a bill that would legalize recreational marijuana.