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Texas Rangers’ new edible sombrero is the weirdest ballpark food yet

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The Texas Rangers unveiled a hat you can eat during baseball games at Globe Life Field. Yeah, you read that right. The Texas Rangers unveiled a hat you can eat…

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HHC Celebrates Clinical Enhancements at Bradley Campus | Hartford Hospital
by hartfordhospital.org on April 2, 2026
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Warren dad charged after 7-year-old allegedly eats marijuana edibles
by Mike Gauntner on April 2, 2026
A 42-year-old Warren man is charged was child endangering after police say his 7-year-old son overdosed on marijuana edibles.
Drug agents find THC edibles during raid at Salem business
by Mike Gauntner on April 1, 2026
A busy shopping plaza in Salem’s business district was the scene of a raid by the Columbiana County Drug Task Force on Thursday.
Howland woman arrested with pot-infused crispy rice, other marijuana edibles
by Mike Gauntner on April 1, 2026
Police say the woman was also hiding a bottle of Xanax between her thighs.
Young N.J. kids keep eating weed gummies and end up in hospital. Lock up your edibles.
by Susan K. Livio | NJ.com on March 31, 2026
Unsecured household cleaners and medication posed the greatest threats to kids in N.J. but weed edibles are a growing problem.
A new dispensary brings cannabis, edibles and boutique merch to Belleville
by Jennifer Green on March 30, 2026
The shop is set up to provide a “more familiar shopping experience” for the customers, said Dre Trobradovic, director of retail for the business.
What Do New Ohio Restrictions On Marijuana And Hemp Mean For Consumers And Businesses?
by Marijuana Moment on March 28, 2026
It’s now illegal to bring any recreational-use cannabis products into Ohio, even if they were legally purchased in another state. By Frank W. Lewis, Signal Cleveland This story was originally published by Signal Cleveland. Sign up for their free newsletters at SignalCleveland.org/subscribe. Intoxicating hemp products and THC-infused beverages are now illegal again in Ohio and