Coverage of Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, and Ohio.
Somebody should create a Munchbase to track startup capital returning to cannabis. Overall U.S. venture capital transactions declined from $46.4 […]
This time it’s different, right? So you’re saying there’s a chance? After passing the U.S. House of Representatives seven times
How Illinois is creating a national template for cannabis industry expansion “It’s not usual that the government is really creating
Here’s what happens when 140 cannabis industry stakeholders convene to grow no little plans… On August 10, Grown In convened
The Punky QB prefers pot over Percocets with some mushroom caps on the side After more than a decade of
High-end edibles brand The Bettering Company raises $6.7 million in preparation of fall launch While boom times are far from
Right on time, the big Midwest states’ cannabis sales have plateaued. Also, medical sales in Michigan continue to plunge as Ohio and Missouri’s medical sales steadily grow.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Michigan’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency announced the forced permanent shuttering of one dispensary, a temporary shuttering of another, and $184,000 of fines levied across 11 dispensaries and a testing lab.
Tuesday’s election results will have consequences for cannabis in some states that didn’t have cannabis on the ballot. Here’s a brief rundown on what we see for those states.
Cannabis adult use will expand to two more states, Maryland and Missouri, according to unofficial election results following yesterday’s voting, while ballot measures in Arkansas, South Dakota, and North Dakota, failed.
