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New Hampshire Senate Committee Supports 'Home Grow' Option for Medical Marijuana Program

The House passed a similar bill last month. The Senate has never supported home cultivation legislation before.

As Michigan Medical Marijuana Licensing Board Disbands, Chairman Criticizes Court Intervention

A chapter in Michigan’s medical marijuana history came to a close Thursday in Lansing, as the licensing board met for the last time.

Vermont Bill to Tax and Regulate Marijuana Faces Uncertain Future

The legislation faces an uncertain future with Republican Gov. Phil Scott insisting that it include a saliva test to determine driver impairment.

Cannabis Banking Bill Will Receive House Vote This Spring, Maine Releases Draft Rules for Adult-Use Market: Week in Review

Rep. Earl Blumenauer said the House will vote later this spring on the SAFE Banking Act, which was approved by the House Financial Services Committee in a 45-15 vote.

California Cities Fight Cannabis Delivery Rules

The state allows cannabis companies to deliver in jurisdictions that have banned commercial cannabis activity—and those cities are taking the state to court.

Oklahoma Farm Service Agency Director Allegedly Blocking Hemp Cultivation

A company is suing Scott Biggs, Oklahoma’s FSA director, for threatening farmers with penalties for planting “even one hemp seed.”

Senate Judiciary Committee Passes Alabama Medical Marijuana Bill

Qualifying conditions include, but are not limited to, people with cancer, chronic pain, and autism.

Texas House Officially Sends Hemp, CBD Oil Approval to Senate

House Bill 1325 allows farmers to grow hemp as industrial crops under a regulated state program.

Michigan's Corporate Medical Marijuana Growers Rally for 'Clean Cannabis'

Growers are calling on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and officials to enforce the state’s marijuana laws and end the sale of untested caregiver marijuana.

SOL Global to Extend Cannabis Operations to Michigan With $150 Million Acquisition

MCP Wellness holds the rights to acquire two Michigan cultivation licenses, a processing license, and three dispensaries.

Michigan's Licensed Medical Marijuana Businesses Say 'Enough is Enough'

The state's licensed businesses are starting to push back against the state's apparent willingness to allow unlicensed dispensaries to stay open.

Michigan Takes Pulse of Interest in Recreational Marijuana Industry

Officials want to make sure they have enough staff to handle applications for adult-use marijuana business licenses.

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