The bill seeks to revise state drug laws by limiting the THC content in marijuana products to 15 percent, including flower, concentrates, and edibles.
Four years after Alabama lawmakers approved medical marijuana, patients are still waiting for access to it. Multiple lawsuits challenging the ways licenses are issued have held up the process.
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A new study on pregnant women found a possible link between cannabis use and smaller newborns, but says more research is needed to see if a cause-and-effect relationship exists. The study by ...
Residents packed Tuesday’s Lisbon Council meeting to discuss two hot-button agenda items — proposed rental regulations and ...
An astonishing two-thirds of big university endowments are invested in hedge funds and other alternative investments that actually have delivered zero outperformance since the 2008 global financial ...
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors allowed a cannabis farmer to hold onto her cultivation permit on a 40-acre property ...
As more states continue to legalize cannabis for medical and recreational use, access to marijuana products in the United ...
MENOMINEE, Mich. (WLUC) - Menominee’s cannabis competition continues to grow with its eighth dispensary opening soon. Amid ...
The cannabis industry in 2025 is buzzing with innovations like healthier edibles, fast-acting beverages, and eco-friendly ...
New data shows more than 400 people requested refunds of their application fees from the state after it called off the ...
Cannabis advocacy hit major milestones in 2024, from U.S. banking reform to international legalization. 2025 goals focus on ...