The Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation removed a recall on 15,000 products due to non-compliance with the METRC tracking system. Some products now meet standards with THC from Missouri's regulated market.

Additionally, $13 million from the medical marijuana program was transferred to the Missouri Veterans Commission, totaling $39,978,820 in five transfers. $3,836,919 from the adult-use marijuana program has been distributed to agencies for legal assistance, drug addiction treatment and overdose prevention.

The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection announced an increase in transaction limits for adult-use cannabis customers, effective from December 1, 2023. The measured approach seeks to maintain a balanced and fair marketplace for both adult-use consumers and medical marijuana patients.

Indiana's Interim Study Committee on Commerce and Economic Development has begun examining the potential legalization of adult-use cannabis, considering its workforce impact and impact on teen use. The committee explored the health and economic benefits of THC products. No legislative action was taken.

Concerns have been raised about some counties trying to bypass the law through unconventional zoning measures, such as creating tiny libraries to block dispensaries, reported Bryan Sears for local media. Maryland's cannabis law permits local governments to ban dispensaries within 500 feet of schools, daycares, and recreational facilities.