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In a firm assertion of state authority, Wyoming will not follow the federal government’s move to reclassify marijuana.
Following conditional licensing, Trulieve Cannabis Corp. has filed renovation plans for new locations in Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio.
As federal hearings on marijuana policy continue behind closed doors in Virginia, the DEA is presenting compelling evidence for placement in Schedule III.
Kentucky ends the temporary protection allowing out-of-state medical cannabis purchases. Effective July 1, patients must buy only from the state's licensed dispensaries.
Nebraska moved closer to launching a regulated medical cannabis program after Attorney General Mike Hilgers approved the constitutionality of new rules.
Advocates for medical cannabis in Idaho submitted a massive petition drive but encountered setbacks when signatures arrived after county deadlines.
From July 13 to 27, prospective cannabis operators can apply for one of 77 microbusiness licenses in Missouri.
The WNBA has taken a measured step forward. The removal of marijuana from the banned substances list modernizes the league’s approach without opening the door to unrestricted use.
The Supreme Court rules in favor of Texas man who faced federal charges for firearm possession who admitted using cannabis.
Set to launch on June 29 and conclude by July 15, the DEA hearing will comprehensively consider rescheduling marijuana to Schedule III.
Following a favorable Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling, voters will face a November 2026 decision on whether to repeal key elements of the state’s adult-use cannabis legalization.
The ruling gives the businesses immediate but limited relief while their challenge to Senate Bill 56 moves forward.
Retail stores could begin selling cannabis to adults in July 2027 under the agreement.
Verano Holdings is charting an ambitious path with the successful completion of its 1-for-5 reverse split, designed to elevate share price and unlock greater institutional interest.
Governor Pritzker’s approval of SB 3222 marks a significant shift in Illinois cannabis policy.
In a 27-23 vote, Pennsylvania senators turned back legislation that would have established an independent Cannabis Control Board to oversee medical marijuana and hemp products.
Alabama patients now have their first in-state access to medical cannabis.
The rules around flying with cannabis have become somewhat clearer for medical patients following the April update.
The New York Stock Exchange has welcomed its first U.S. cannabis company: Trulieve Cannabis Corp. (TRLV).
“Our work has established CBD-based polycarbonates as sustainable replacements for widely used thermoplastics such as PET.”
New enforcement rules signed by the Gov. Hochul aim to protect licensed operators and consumers in New York from untested or misrepresented product.
Popular technology platform Robinhood expands further with listing of major cannabis MSO's.
Republican members of Congress push back on Hemp ban set to take effect on November 12.
Researchers gain valuable insight on the motivations and preferences of older adults and cannabis edibles.