The latest news and developments in the cannabis industry.
Explore Maryland’s journey towards adult-use marijuana sales by July 1st. Learn about regulations, licensing, taxation, and the state’s inclusive approach for a thriving cannabis market.
Montana, which legalized recreational marijuana in November 2020, has experienced a booming cannabis industry, with sales reaching $203 million in its first year. However, the introduction of Senate Bill 546 by Sen. Keith Regier, R-Kalispell, has sparked debate as it aims to eliminate adult-use dispensaries and significantly alter Montana’s marijuana marketplace. Understanding Senate Bill 546…
Delaware legalizes recreational marijuana, becoming the 22nd state to do so. The state’s new laws allow for personal possession and a regulated adult-use market. The industry is expected to bring in tens of millions of dollars in tax revenue, and the state aims to promote restorative justice and reduce the prison population.
NBA Embraces Change: Marijuana Ban Lifted in Historic Agreement, Shifting Landscape of Professional Sports and Athlete Wellness.
Last week, 63 percent of Oklahoma voters said no to a proposal that would have allowed recreational marijuana use for people over 21. This means that the recreational use of marijuana is still not legal in Oklahoma, even though the state has already approved over 2,800 medical marijuana licenses.
Several weed laws were approved during the past election season, and many are set to go into effect this year. Read on to learn about which states are updating their cannabis laws and when. Industry Insights- Recreational & Medical Cannabis The global cannabis market is currently valued at approximately 27.7 billion USD and is projected…
Connecticut residents: get ready to buy adult-use marijuana starting in January! Learn all the details you need to know about access, regulations, and more.
Experience a new level of relaxation in Rhode Island! Recreational Cannabis sales have just begun in the state.
Lawmakers in the House of Representatives will hold a hearing next week to discuss marijuana reform issues at the federal and state levels. This critical meeting is set to have bipartisan support and participation. Is Marijuana Still Federally Illegal? Yes. Marijuana was listed as a Schedule 1 drug by the federal government in 1970, categorized…
The Last Prisoner Project is a non-profit organization working to reform the criminal justice system and release those incarcerated for nonviolent cannabis offenses.