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Marijuana legalization amid new administration

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Medicinal, recreational marijuana legalization on Kansas lawmakers minds

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One proposal would allow Kentuckians 21 and older to possess, use, buy and sell up to an ounce of cannabis without criminal penalty.

Now that recreational marijuana is legal in Montana, those with medical marijuana cards have a lot of questions about how the new law will affect them.

A push in the legalization of marijuana faces another hurdle after not submitting enough valid signatures to bring to the Ohio General Assembly But the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol (CRMLA) says more signatures are coming soon. The petition fell 13,062 signatures short of the 133,877 needed to head the legislature. Now the CRMLA