North Carolina tribe to launch medical marijuana sales
A Native American tribe in North Carolina this week plans to issue the state’s first medical marijuana cards.
A Native American tribe in North Carolina this week plans to issue the state’s first medical marijuana cards.
Members of a Native American tribe in North Carolina on Thursday voted to legalize recreational marijuana on their territory.
Recreational marijuana could become available in North Carolina, but only from the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
Opposition from Republican lawmakers in North Carolina has likely doomed a move to legalize medical cannabis in the state in 2023.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission and the Food and Drug Administration sent cease-and-desist letters to six companies that market delta-8 THC products “in packaging that is almost identical to many snacks and candy children eat.”
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.