Michigan medical cannabis patients trend down, while Ill. and Mo. go up
Each state has a totally different reason for why its medical cannabis patient rolls are going up or down.
Election results didn’t change much for Midwest cannabis-legal states
The non-change will have little impact on the future of Midwestern cannabis, say observers in each of the states.
Analysis: Does a lack of Missouri cannabis voices mean approval?
Missouri lacks a diversity of voices when it comes to cannabis.
Failing to get a state Supreme Court hearing, license group convinces lower court judge to freeze Illinois license process
A judge ordered Illinois regulators to stop rescoring cannabis dispensary applications last week.
Missouri medical marijuana trial focuses on alleged role of insiders on license rules
A Missouri family that was denied a license to grow medical marijuana alleged in court this week that outside groups and individuals had undue access to top state officials.
Today: Missouri trial begins that could change who gets cannabis licenses
A lawsuit that is airing out almost all the dirty laundry of Missouri’s nascent medical cannabis program goes to court today for a two day trial in Cole County Circuit Court.
Detroit introduces recreational cannabis ordinance; Battle lines are drawn
Detroit leaders announced a draft ordinance this week that would legalize recreational cannabis sales by January 1, 2021 in the city/
Cannabis labor organizing efforts underway in Illinois, Michigan
Labor groups are attempting organize cannabis workers in Illinois and Michigan.
ICCA attempt to get craft grow licenses through court stymied by judicial pace
Emergency motions brought to court to release Illinois cannabis licenses were slowed down after a judge ruled that the state needed three weeks to research and write response briefs.
Missouri’s third dispensary to open blows through product in less than two days
In less than 48 hours, the third dispensary to open in Missouri was completely sold out of product.
