Massachusetts voters crushed Question 8 by a wide margin, rejecting an effort to dismantle the state's adult-use cannabis market. With close to 90 percent of ballots counted Wednesday morning,
Massachusetts voters crushed Question 8 by a wide margin, rejecting an effort to dismantle the state's adult-use cannabis market. With close to 90 percent of ballots counted Wednesday morning,
Rooted, the Eldersburg dispensary built through a partnership between Andrae McEnnis and ReLeaf Shop CEO Connor Whelton, will hold a grand-opening celebration on Friday, October 30, at 1337 Liberty
A December 11 deadline in Washington could rewrite the rules for hemp-derived products nationwide, and a new report argues that lawmakers are missing something basic: the people fighting over this
A new set of zoning restrictions on recreational marijuana businesses is headed to the Henrico Board of Supervisors after the county's Planning Commission approved the package on Oct. 15. The vote
A federal rule taking effect Dec. 11 will cap hemp-derived THC products at 0.4 milligrams per container - a fraction of what Rhode Island currently allows - and the state's Cannabis Control
The Marijuana Policy Project is leaning hard on Congress this month, urging lawmakers to scrap a scheduled federal ban on hemp-derived THC products and replace it with actual regulation. The group's
A Macon-based medical cannabis operator invited lawmakers, physicians, and patients into its cultivation and manufacturing facility this month, betting that a firsthand look at the production process
Nevada City is preparing to finalize a set of amendments to its cannabis code that would put the small Sierra foothills city ahead of many California municipalities still wrestling with restrictive
Michigan's cannabis market has a supply problem that everyone in the industry can recite by heart: too many license holders, too much flower, prices that keep sliding toward the floor. But a
An attorney general's office exists, in part, to police the cannabis industry for compliance failures, diversion, and money laundering. In Oklahoma, the man holding that office is also chairman of