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District of Columbia uses new powers to close, warn unlicensed cannabis stores
The marijuana regulatory agency in Washington, D.C., used new enforcement powers to shutter an unlicensed cannabis store that also was allegedly selling psychedelic mushrooms.
News September 6
Clarifying congressional intent for THC is a necessary step toward marijuana reform
When Congress passed the 2018 Farm Bill, it was never lawmakers’ intent to legalize hemp-derived THC, but that's what happened.
News September 6
Colorado cannabis operator seeks financial damages in counterclaim
Bonanza Cannabis Co. is seeking financial relief from one of Colorado’s largest cannabis cultivators that filed a complaint against the brand in June alleging it knowingly sold products with illegal…
News September 5
Alabama judge pondering lifting some medical marijuana licensing restrictions
The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC), handcuffed by the judicial system, could at least vet some marijuana license awards if a state judge follows through and lifts some restrictions.
News September 5
Ohio caps adult-use cannabis store licenses in state’s largest cities
Ohio marijuana regulators are limiting the number of cannabis stores allowed in the state’s three largest cities.
News September 5
Stakeholders debate whether Harris or Trump would push marijuana reforms forward
For the first time since marijuana became popular with American voters, neither major presidential candidate appears to be a risk to the cannabis industry.
News September 5
Cannabis company Stiiizy faces second lawsuit from teen alleging psychosis
Another California teen is suing popular cannabis company Stiiizy, alleging that underage use of the company’s products triggered a psychotic episode.
News September 4
New York calling out marijuana operators that are delinquent on payments
New York state's marijuana regulator is monitoring cannabis operators that are 30 days past due on bill payments,
News September 4
Missouri governor orders intoxicating hemp products removed from stores
Missouri's governor ordered the state’s Department of Health & Senior Services to remove products containing intoxicating hemp substances from the market.
News September 4
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