New Hampshire will likely be the last state in New England to reform its laws to allow adult-use cannabis. That’s because a pair of House-passed bills were voted down in the Senate on April 28: one to legalize an adult-use market, and the other to permit possession and home... Read more

Virginia adults 21 and older can legally possess up to 1 ounce of cannabis, but the possession of up to 1 pound of will remain a civil violation with a max fine of $25, at least for now. While first-year Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed 700 bills into law... Read more

Virginia adults 21 and older can legally possess up to 1 ounce of cannabis, but the possession of up to 1 pound of will remain a civil violation with a max fine of $25, at least for now. While first-year Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed 700 bills into law... Read more

Virginia adults 21 and older can legally possess up to 1 ounce of cannabis, but the possession of up to 1 pound of will remain a civil violation with a max fine of $25, at least for now. While first-year Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed 700 bills into law... Read more

Sharing a border with Massachusetts and New York, Connecticut no longer wants to see cannabis advertising from out-of-staters leading up to its own adult-use retail launch later this year. Or at least that’s the way lawmakers voted earlier this week. With bipartisan support, Connecticut House members voted, 98-48, to... Read more

Sharing a border with Massachusetts and New York, Connecticut no longer wants to see cannabis advertising from out-of-staters leading up to its own adult-use retail launch later this year. Or at least that’s the way lawmakers voted earlier this week. With bipartisan support, Connecticut House members voted, 98-48, to... Read more

Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) officials have ceased issuing new cannabis licenses to those who submitted applications after Jan. 1, 2022, saying their hands are tied in the matter. The license moratorium comes as Oregon’s cannabis market has experienced exponential growth, which has led to a crowded marketplace,... Read more

Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) officials have ceased issuing new cannabis licenses to those who submitted applications after Jan. 1, 2022, saying their hands are tied in the matter. The license moratorium comes as Oregon’s cannabis market has experienced exponential growth, which has led to a crowded marketplace,... Read more

When eight workers at Root 66’s South Grand medical cannabis dispensary in St. Louis unanimously voted to unionize earlier this month, they were a couple of team members short in in their effort. RELATED: Workers Vote to Unionize at Medical Dispensary in St. Louis That’s because Em Holmead and... Read more

Before elected president, Joe Biden reaffirmed his position that “No one should be in jail because of cannabis use,” during his campaign trail in 2020. Nearly a year and a half after he took office, those seeking justice for cannabis-related convictions as a $24-billion state-legal industry unfolded in 2021... Read more