One more Curaleaf Illinois dispensary organized, with two more votes to come
Workers at a second Curaleaf dispensary in Illinois voted to unionize last week and two more are preparing to hold votes before 2021 is over.
IL Supreme Court order means the wait continues for Illinois dispensary licenses
The lottery winners of Illinois’ 185 adult-use dispensary licenses are going to have to wait more, maybe months more.
Big Michigan manufacturers plan discounting medical pot, but caregivers say it’s just a ruse
Michigan’s largest cannabis producers released a soft, fluffy salvo Monday in their guerilla war of gentle voter persuasion this week with their plan to roll out big medical cannabis discounts for medical patients.
One more time: Tomorrow the future of 185 Illinois dispensary licenses are in a judge’s hands
Hundreds of Illinois cannabis license holders will hold their breath once more on Tuesday, as a thirteen-month old lawsuit over the award of 185 dispensary license applications goes to court one more time.
PharmaCann to buy LivWell, making it one of the largest cannabis retailers in the nation
Chicago-based multi-state operator PharmaCann announced the acquisition of Denver-based LivWell Enlightened Health, expanding PharmaCann’s retail reach and adding cultivation capacity in both Colorado and Michigan.
Missouri cannabis licenses now open for outside majority ownership, regulators say
Missouri cannabis regulators announced yesterday that they plan to abide by a federal judge’s order eliminating the state’s cannabis license rule requiring majority ownership by Missouri residents.
Demand grows in Missouri, while Michigan prepares for biggest “Croptober” yet
Missouri’s medical cannabis sales are just short of Illinois’ two years ago, as the Land of Lincoln prepared to launch legal adult-use sales, according to data released by the respective states’ regulators.
As of today, delta-8 sales now illegal in Michigan
Delta-8 sales are effectively illegal in Michigan, starting today, along with a group of new laws passed earlier this year in the Michigan legislature.
Missouri Supreme Court to hear Kings Garden case demanding access to application records
The Missouri Supreme Court accepted a petition to hear an argument to release the state’s confidential cultivation license application archives.
Illinois applicants’ lawsuit charge “political connections” influenced license awarding process
A group of nineteen dispensary applicants are suing Illinois cannabis regulators, indirectly charging that state officials and KPMG of colluding to award licenses to politically connected applicants and purposefully disqualifying and misscoring non-connected applicants.
