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Boston Grants Ascend Massachusetts Approval to Open Adult-Use Cannabis Retail Store

Ascend Massachusetts plans the first urban, multi-story retail location in a major East Coast city.

Hearing Set on Nebraska Medical Marijuana Bill

The Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing for LB 110, the Adopt the Medical Cannabis Act, on Jan. 25.

U.S. Virgin Islands Governor Signs Medical Marijuana Bill Into Law

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. signed the Medical Cannabis Patient Care Act into law Tuesday, making the territory the latest U.S. jurisdiction to adopt an effective medical marijuana law.

As Cannabis Markets Mature, Businesses Look to Financial Institutions for Transparent Banking

How should a business owner best navigate the banking landscape?

U.S. Attorney General Nominee Will Not Prosecute Legal Cannabis Companies, California Adopts Permanent Cannabis Rules: Week in Review

U.S. Attorney General nominee Bill Barr said during his confirmation hearing that he would “not go after” marijuana companies in states where cannabis is legal.

New Florida Governor Pushes Back on Medical Marijuana Smoking Ban

Gov. Ron DeSantis gives legislature deadline to change this rule, or he’ll drop state’s appeal in ongoing lawsuit.

NORML Releases 2019 Gubernatorial Report Card

An unprecedented number of governors are advocating for marijuana legislation.

New California Cannabis Regulations Approved by the Office of Administrative Law

“These approved regulations are the culmination of more than two years of hard work by California’s cannabis licensing authorities,” Bureau Chief Lori Ajax said.

New Mexico Bill Filed to Allow Medical Cannabis at Schools

The bill allows exclusions for districts that demonstrate they will lose or have lost federal funding from allowing medical cannabis.

Virginia House Panel Snuffs out Marijuana Bills

A subcommittee led by law-and-order Republicans voted 6-2 to kill two bills that would have legalized marijuana in Virginia.

West Virginia House Democrats Push Recreational Marijuana as Bargaining Chip for Proposed Tax Repeal

Some House Democrats may try to use a proposed tax repeal as a bargaining chip to go for full-on legalization for adult recreational use.

GW Suffers Major Blow as U.S. Sinks Bid to Patent Cannabinoids for Epilepsy

The patent, which has been embroiled in dispute since 2010, is for "the use of one or more cannabinoids in the treatment of epilepsy."

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