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Massachusetts DAs ask regulators to nix home delivery, cannabis cafes
District attorneys are asking Massachusetts marijuana regulators to hold off on the licensing of certain types of businesses, including so-called cannabis cafes and home delivery services. In a letter to…
News February 12
Illinois appeals judge’s decision to add pain to medical marijuana conditions list
The Illinois Department of Public Health has appealed a decision to add severe pain as a qualifying condition for medical marijuana in a case that could greatly expand access to…
News February 12
Chart: More banks serving cannabis sector, but Cole Memo repeal threatens to slow progress
The number of banks and credit unions actively serving the marijuana industry has jumped nearly 30% from a year ago. But U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ decision to repeal the…
News February 12
Denver gets second cannabis consumption application; first candidate awaits decision
Denver is finally seeing some movement on the public marijuana consumption front. The city's first applicant for a cannabis consumption license had a hearing Friday with Denver regulators, and a…
News February 9
Two medical marijuana dispensaries open in Baltimore
Baltimore’s first two medical marijuana dispensaries have opened their doors. Maggie’s in Hampden became the first dispensary to begin sales in Maryland’s largest city when it opened Jan. 31, and Pure…
News February 9
Study looks to untangle ‘fundamentally confusing’ cannabis financial statements
A first-of-its-kind study focusing on the marijuana industry raises questions about financial reporting and accounting practices in the marijuana industry.
News February 9
Week in Review: Oregon’s cannabis oversupply, marijuana job growth & hemp lawsuit
Oregon’s top prosecutor says the state’s marijuana industry has an oversupply problem, cannabis job postings are soaring, and a lawsuit targets a Vermont hemp producer. Here’s a closer look at…
News February 9
Washington state marijuana traceability glitches stem from MJ Freeway hack
A hack of MJ Freeway’s seed-to-sale tracking system led to Washington state’s recent problems with its marijuana traceability program, regulators told licensed marijuana businesses on Thursday. Peter Antolin, deputy director of the Washington…
News February 9
Federal medical cannabis protection extended again
The only federal law formally preventing the U.S. Department of Justice from prosecuting medical marijuana businesses has once more been given a new lease on life. This time, the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer…
News February 9
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