Lawmakers in North Carolina are making a late push to pass a bill that would legalize medical marijuana in the state, with one legislator claiming a vote could happen before the end of June.
A bill to legalize the cultivation and sale of medical marijuana in North Carolina is advancing through the Republican-controlled state Legislature with support from the state’s Democratic governor.
At least four states – Minnesota, Ohio, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania – have a good chance to legalize adult-use marijuana in 2023, observers and interested parties told MJBizDaily.
A Cherokee tribe in North Carolina has started harvesting medical cannabis and expects to open a large MMJ retail store next year.
A first-of-its-kind law allowing THC sales in outlets other than medical marijuana dispensaries takes effect Friday in Minnesota, one of several states where statues will change the rules for hemp-derived products such as delta-8 THC.
A measure to legalize medical marijuana in North Carolina has only a small chance of passing the Republican-controlled state House before the Legislature adjourns next month.
A bill passed by the North Carolina Senate to legalize medical marijuana is likely doomed after the state House backed a competing bill that would permit cannabis products to be sold in the state only if they are approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
