New Mexico marijuana firms sue federal agencies over ‘unlawful’ seizures
Eight licensed marijuana companies in New Mexico claim in a federal lawsuit that Border Patrol agents violated their constitutional rights when they seized more than $1 million worth of “state-legal cannabis products, cash, and other property” at interior checkpoints,...
Unlicensed New York cannabis operator is penalized $9.5 million
An unlicensed cannabis retailer in upstate New York has been ordered to pay $9.5 million in one of the largest penalties levied in the state’s ongoing efforts to curb illicit operations. State Supreme Court Judge Frederick Reed issued the judgment on Tuesday against...
Delaware awards first adult-use permits for marijuana cultivation, manufacturing
Delaware on Thursday awarded the state’s first adult-use marijuana licenses to cultivators and manufacturers via a lottery. Of the 1,260-plus license applications, 727 made it to the Office of the Marijuana Commissioner’s lottery, which the agency hosted on...
South Dakota medical cannabis operators hope adult-use legalization would bring sales plan
South Dakota voters have a unique opportunity on Election Day. Already the country’s first electorate to see adult-use cannabis legalization measures in three straight election cycles, state voters could become the first to legalize recreational marijuana possession...
Arizona court declines to void or reassign contested marijuana social equity permit
An Arizona judge has declined to revoke and reassign an adult-use marijuana social equity permit that a lawsuit claimed was stolen from a qualifying applicant via predatory means, court records show. Allegations have swirled for years in Arizona that out-of-state...
Judge installs mediator in Alabama’s medical cannabis licensing dispute
An Alabama judge has appointed a mediator to try to resolve an ongoing dispute between regulators and several medical cannabis license applicants that has prevented the launch of the state’s MMJ program. In his new role as mediator, retired Montgomery County Circuit...
Chicago Atlantic closes on $50 million loan to fund new marijuana investments
Specialty marijuana finance company Chicago Atlantic Real Estate Finance closed on a $50 million loan to fund future investments and other corporate purposes. Chicago Atlantic, an Illinois-based commercial mortgage real estate investment trust, withdrew the entire...
Oregon outdoor cannabis cultivators call 2024 harvest ‘a huge improvement’
Oregon’s sun-grown cannabis cultivators are experiencing one of the best harvests they’ve had in recent memory. Thanks to a sunny, hot summer, cannabis flower is reaching its full potential, and outdoor growers have encountered little mold. ADVERTISEMENT “A good...
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Court takes Arkansas medical cannabis expansion out of voters’ hands
A voter initiative that would have expanded medical cannabis access in Arkansas has been disallowed by the state’s Supreme Court, which declared that a proposed constitutional amendment is “plainly misleading.” The Monday ruling came roughly two weeks before...
Minnesota recreational marijuana market on target for 2025 launch, regulator says
Minnesota’s recreational marijuana market is on track to launch in 2025, even as some potential businesses say they’re concerned that the process is taking too long. The state’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), created under the 2023 law approving adult-use...Featured
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