Articles tagged with "adult-use cannabis"

Customers from Idaho, where cannabis remains illegal, waited in line for more than three hours to shop at Weedology, a new store near the Oregon–Idaho border.

Vandals defaced a storefront being converted into a cannabis store in the town of Lynn, painting racist and anti-Semitic language and symbols throughout the space.

The state tilts the playing field away from small business owners, and big out-of-state companies are slow to hire local talent.

The group’s funding is likely to come from the cannabis industry: businesses and others who are investing in production, marketing, and distribution in other states and in Canada.

Northern Nights officially sanctions cannabis sales and smoking. Outside Lands, Hempfest, and Thing Festival might as well.

While lawmakers seemed to agree on the need to end cannabis prohibition, Wednesday’s hearing highlighted tensions between competing visions of what reform should look like.

On the eve of tomorrow’s a Congressional hearing on legalization, civil liberties and human rights groups call for justice reform.

Now that Maine’s regulations have become law, more towns are looking seriously at opting in.

Customers at adult use stores often use ‘recreational’ cannabis for pain and insomnia, researchers discover.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer lobbies Congress on banking reform. It’s a good sign for the state’s coming adult-use industry.