St. Louis medical marijuana dispensary workers unionize in a Missouri first
Eight workers at the Root 66 medical marijuana dispensary in St. Louis voted to join the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) union.
Eight workers at the Root 66 medical marijuana dispensary in St. Louis voted to join the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) union.
Everyone in the cannabis business has their eyes on the Northeast, and for good reason.
But cannabis multistate operators should think about setting their sights a bit farther west, to states such as Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska and Ohio.
The Missouri Legislature is considering a measure that would preempt a potential recreational marijuana ballot initiative favoring existing medical cannabis operators and put in place a more wide-open, adult-use law.
The Missouri Supreme Court ordered state regulators to release information about successful medical marijuana applications in cases of appeal, ending efforts by the state to keep those documents secret.
A Missouri government panel overturned a decision by state medical marijuana regulators and awarded a cannabis cultivation permit to an applicant that initially was rejected in 2019 and then sued the state
An armored car and fintech company filed a lawsuit against the federal government and multiple law enforcement agencies alleging that it has been unlawfully targeted by police over the past year and is the victim of “highway robbery.”
Around a half-dozen marijuana legalization referendums could reach state ballots in November, with advocates confident they can repeat the clean sweep of victories voters delivered two years ago.