Ohio Senate Leader Rejects Recreational Cannabis Petition
Ohio state Senate President Matt Huffman said last week that he will not act on a petition to legalize recreational cannabis and […]
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Washington Wants Harsher Penalties for Dispensary Robbers
A proposal in Washington to impose harsher penalties for robbing cannabis retailers was approved by lawmakers in the state Senate last week. […]
Michigan Consolidates State Regulation of Cannabis
The latest cannabis news out of Michigan shows that even government agencies need a rebrand sometimes. Such is the case in Michigan, […]
Israel Announces New Cannabis Decriminalization Plans
Israeli Justice Minister Gideon Sa’ar proposed new guidelines last week which further move the consumption of cannabis away from a criminal offense […]
TVA Says It Will Power Marijuana Operations After All
The Tennessee Valley Authority has walked back a threat made earlier this month to deny electricity service to cannabis operations, acknowledging in […]
Marijuana Bills Stall in Virginia’s GOP-Controlled House
Efforts to tweak Virginia’s cannabis laws have reached an impasse in the state’s general assembly, with a senior Republican lawmaker saying last […]
South African Government to Fast Track Cannabis Reform Regulations
Almost alone in a sea of naysayers (globally) right now, South Africa appears to be moving forwards, no holds barred, in creating […]
Democratic Senators Seek Colleagues’ Input on Federal Cannabis Legalization
Three Democratic lawmakers intent on reforming the nation’s cannabis policy are seeking input on a federal marijuana legalization bill with a letter […]
Tennessee Valley Authority Warns It Won’t Power Cannabis Operations
The Tennessee Valley Authority warned millions of customers last week that it will not supply electricity to cannabis operations producing cannabis legally […]
Proposed Bill Could Protect Employees in Colorado who Use Cannabis
It has been nearly 10 years since voters in Colorado legalized recreational cannabis, but for some employers in the state, prohibition remains […]