The coronavirus-related enhanced jobless benefit of $600 a week that recently expired would be cut to $400 a week under an executive memorandum signed by President Donald Trump over the weekend. It's unclear how quickly the jobless benefit will be put in place or to...
An Arizona county judge rejected a challenge to a proposed voter initiative to legalize recreational marijuana. If the ruling is upheld after expected appeals to the state Supreme Court and if enough qualifying signatures are certified by the secretary of state in the...
Massachusetts regulators fined a marijuana grower/processor $120,000 for selling vape cartridges in late 2018 and early 2019 that exceeded ethanol limits. The state's cannabis tracking system flagged a transaction that showed a failed test for cartridges processed by...
Michigan marijuana regulators issued a broad product recall Thursday based on a "confirmed complaint" that a processing worker licked pre-rolls. The Michigan Regulatory Agency's product recall covered more than 3,000 pre-rolls from 14 retail locations across the...
Illinois should use tax revenue from recreational marijuana sales to help social equity applicants who continue to accrue expenses because of extended coronavirus-fueled licensing delays, an industry group says.
Medical cannabis companies in Ohio, complaining that market growth is being constrained, are calling for more dispensaries and permission to expand cultivation facilities. The complaints come as MMJ sales in the state reached the milestone of $100 million...
Marijuana multistate operator Parallel will provide $3 million in grants to the University of Pittsburgh to research medical cannabis under a 10-year agreement. The partnership is the eighth and final of such alliances permitted under Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana...
Michigan is considering making recreational-only licenses available to marijuana businesses in November, a year ahead of schedule, according to the state’s top cannabis regulator.
Some of New Jersey’s medical marijuana operators already are investing heavily to expand cultivation facilities and other infrastructure to prepare for the expected rollout of an adult-use market.
The U.S. government’s temporary lifeline to tens of millions of unemployed workers - $600 a week in extra jobless benefits - has likely boosted cannabis sales across much of the country amid the coronavirus-induced recession. But that benefit expired July 31, and no...
The U.S. House, for the second year in a row, passed an amendment that would prevent the Department of Justice from interfering with state-legal recreational and medical cannabis programs.
Federal securities regulators have accused six people of deceiving investors by promising astounding returns as part of an alleged $25 million scam for a supposed marijuana farm and CBD extraction facility in California.
