Report Says Minnesota Needs at Least 381 Dispensaries, Examines MJ Consumer Habits
Minnesota legalized adult-use cannabis in 2023 and medical cannabis back in 2014, and with the emergence of the pending market comes a […]
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Proposal in Washington Seeks to Raise Legal Cannabis Age to 25
In 1996, California was the first state to legalize medical marijuana. Following this, 40 states along with the District of Columbia have […]
Missouri Courts Request $3.7 Million for Expungement
A clerk from the Missouri Supreme Court recently shared in a House of Representatives committee meeting on Jan. 17 that the state […]
Researchers Using AI To Develop New Psychedelics
Pharmaceutical researchers in the United Kingdom are using the artificial intelligence tool AlphaFold to develop new psychedelic drugs, according to research released […]
North Carolina Appeals Court Debates Whether Cannabis Aroma Establishes Probable Cause for Search
Is it cool to use the smell of cannabis as probable cause to search a car? While most readers likely answer with […]
Maryland Police Chief Stands Up Against State Law that Reduces Number of Eligible Applicants
A police chief in Maryland is standing up against county regulations, which requires that potential law enforcement applicants must abstain from cannabis […]
Vermont Bill Would Drop THC Caps on Concentrates, Flower
Vermont law currently caps THC for cannabis flower and concentrates but that could soon change under a new bill packed with amendments […]
NYC Overdose Prevention Center Saves Hundreds of Lives in First Year
New York City’s overdose prevention centers saved hundreds of lives in a single year of operation, according to a recent report. The […]
California Agency Announces Illegal Cannabis Seizure Data from 2023
On Jan. 16, the California Unified Cannabis Enforcement Taskforce (UCETF) released its first annual report of money, illegal cannabis plants/products, and firearms […]
NCAA Division Proposes Removing Cannabis From Banned Substances List
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)—the organization that administers intercollegiate athletics in the U.S.—is making drastic changes to its drug policy for […]