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It’s no secret that Connecticut’s adult-use marijuana industry has had a bumpy rollout since its launch two years ago.
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The Department of Consumer Protection is removing oversight and enforcement of the marijuana industry from the agency’s Drug Control Division less than a month after state officials apologized for what appeared to be a retaliatory inspection at a
Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that could change how quickly some cannabis business owners can sell their companies, but state officials are concerned about what effect that might have on the state’s fledgling marijuana industry.
Frontier Risk may sit in a small, hidden office in the picturesque Rowayton section of Norwalk, but the cannabis industry insurance provider’s plans for the future are quite grand.
Cannabis retailer Verano is opening a dispensary close to UConn’s main Storrs campus. Zen Leaf Ashford debuts this week at 55 Nott Highway, a 10-minute drive from the campus.
The General Law Committee has sent a clear message: In 2025, it will not consider lifting the THC potency cap for adult-use cannabis.
Retail cannabis store Hi! People Cannabis Market in Derby has opened the state’s first bud bar — a space where customers can examine and smell the different cannabis products on offer.
The state Department of Consumer Protection apologized Friday for conducting what appeared to be a retaliatory inspection at a cannabis cultivator Thursday, a day after the company’s chief executive offered testimony at the General Assembly critic
After an unannounced “soft” opening in February, a retail cannabis shop in New Britain is preparing for a grand opening later this month.
While he was a state legislator representing Hartford, Brandon McGee helped draft the bill to legalize recreational cannabis use in Connecticut.
East Hartford officials are planning to crack down on illegal cannabis sales with fines of up to $30,000 and other penalties.
Southern Connecticut State University has launched three online cannabis education and workforce development programs, which provide education and job-skills training for people interested in working in the state’s nascent cannabis industry.
Connecticut’s Social Equity Council, the body charged with ensuring that revenues from legal cannabis sales benefit marginalized communities, has adopted recommendations for a strategic plan, and given a timeline for its grants program to resume.
A cannabis dispensary business with a location in West Hartford has opened a second Connecticut storefront in Stamford, after a battle with city regulators.
Are federally insured banks warming up to the cannabis industry? A recent deal announced by a major cannabis company based in Connecticut could indicate the answer is yes.