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More Rhode Island adult-use cannabis stores coming, new regulator says
More adult-use marijuana stores could open in Rhode Island as soon as 2024 now that the state's Cannabis Control Commission has been confirmed.
News June 14Maryland marijuana regulators suspend Cookies’ Baltimore license
Maryland marijuana regulators suspended the business license of Cookies Baltimore, a franchisee of one of the country’s best-known cannabis brands.
News June 14Aurora Cannabis closing production facility in Denmark
Canadian producer Aurora Cannabis is closing its remaining facility in Denmark and moving production to Canada in a bid to lower costs.
News June 14Connecticut marijuana sales approach $23 million in May
Combined sales of recreational and medical marijuana in Connecticut totaled nearly $22.8 million in May, surpassing the previous monthly record of $22.1 million set in March.
News June 14How Decibel disrupted Canadian cannabis: Q&A with exec Adam Coates
Decibel Cannabis is a rare breed among Canadian producers because it's nimble, innovative, financially prudent and has exceptional operations.
News June 14Sweeping bill benefiting marijuana operators in Nevada heads to governor
An omnibus marijuana bill in Nevada awaiting the signature of Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo holds numerous benefits for industry operators, including expanding the retail market and lowering fees.
News June 14Lawsuit accuses California cannabis grower Glass House of illicit activity
A Catalyst Cannabis Co. lawsuit accuses Glass House Brands of allowing legally grown marijuana to be sold across the country via illegal burner distributors.
News June 13Trulieve adds $550,000 to Florida’s adult-use marijuana campaign
Multistate operator Trulieve Cannabis donated another $550,000 toward an adult-use marijuana legalization advocacy campaign in its home state of Florida.
News June 13Alabama awards 21 medical cannabis business licenses, with more to come
Alabama cannabis regulators awarded licenses to 21 medical marijuana companies as the state gears up to launch its legal MMJ program.
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