Kentucky medical marijuana companies sue, alleging program is unconstitutional
A group of medical marijuana companies in Kentucky have filed a lawsuit claiming the rollout of the state’s MMJ program is unconstitutional.
A group of medical marijuana companies in Kentucky have filed a lawsuit claiming the rollout of the state’s MMJ program is unconstitutional.
Hawaii’s sagging medical marijuana market is set to expand after the governor signed a bill into law that allows for more qualified patients and for dispensaries to sell more products.
Massachusetts could have regulations for cannabis social consumption lounges in place by October.
Nearly five years after New Jersey voters signaled their desire for a robust marijuana marketplace, the state’s cannabis ecosystem remains underdeveloped and underperforming.
Missouri regulators have awarded New York-based Cannabis Public Policy Consulting a $238,700 contract to study the state’s marijuana market.
In a first for the Massachusetts cannabis market, state regulators have suspended the business license for a commercial testing laboratory.
Marijuana multistate operator TerrAscend Corp. is pulling out of the Michigan market after completing a review of its business operations in the state.