Regulators in Connecticut should prepare to provide technical and financial assistance to ensure social equity among adult-use cannabis license applicants, advised Washington state’s top cannabis regulator.
A schedule was set this week for complainants to petition to be part of what is slowly shaping up to be Illinois’ cannabis supercase in the Cook County Circuit Court.
Missouri cannabis social equity advocates are frustrated policymakers and industry are not providing them the attention they believe they are due.
Voters in two Massachusetts towns will have the chance in local elections today to reverse local bans on adult-use cannabis facilities that were created in response to state-wide legalization.
Responding to an Illinois Supreme Court order to consolidate five cases related to cannabis into one trial, the Cook County judge announced that he would be accepting briefings for cases that wanted to be consolidated in his courtroom.
Momentum is growing for a regulatory end to mandatory vertically-integrated medical marijuana companies in Massachusetts.
New THC rules and definitions for Ohio regarding Delta-8 are expected possibly in the early part of next year; rules that could potentially upend a lot of grey market CBD businesses across the state.
Finance veterans dominate the boards of the top 13 publicly traded cannabis companies, with 30% of members coming from the finance sector.
With three different, competing bills for legal adult-use cannabis coming from Rhode Island’s Governor, House, and Senate, the question is not “if?” but rather “how?”
Illinois’ license winners are resigning themselves to a long, slow slog, after last week’s Supreme Court ruling consolidating four lawsuits that could keep the state from awarding 185 new dispensary licenses for at least six months.
