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Michigan's Marijuana Dispensaries Won't Run Out of Cannabis After State Offers Help

The Medical Marijuana Licensing Board will consider allowing licensed dispensaries to continue to purchase, test and sell marijuana from registered caregivers.

Michigan Approves Home Delivery Rules for Medical Marijuana Users

Michigan lawmakers have approved permanent medical marijuana licensing rules.

Hearing Brings Anger Over Utah Medical Marijuana Compromise Bill

Lawmakers and other supporters of the bill said the compromise was necessary to fix issues with Prop. 2.

What’s Next for Cannabis in Michigan?

With a medical marijuana program still rolling out, the state must now regulate and license an adult-use market.

South Korea Legalizes Medical Marijuana

The legislative language will keep tight restrictions on what the medical cannabis program will look like.

Massachusetts’ Two Adult-Use Dispensaries Sold $2.2 Million Worth of Cannabis in First Five Days

New England Treatment Access (NETA), in Northampton, and Cultivate, in Leicester, are off to a busy start.

Local Government Leaders to Meet to Learn About Michigan's 'Murky' Recreational Marijuana Law

The Michigan Municipal League is hosting the sold-out session, and more sessions are planned.

Sunniva Announces Acquisition of California Distribution Company to Allow for Statewide Dissemination of Sunniva Branded Cannabis Products

LYTR will play an instrumental role in driving Sunniva’s position in California as a truly vertically integrated cannabis company.

New Jersey Senate, Assembly Committees Advance Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization Bill

The bill may receive full floor votes by January.

Marijuana Decriminalization Bill In the Works After Legalization Effort Fails in North Dakota

State Rep. Shannon Roers Jones plans to introduce legislation reducing penalties for possessing a small amount of the drug.

With Pritzker and Madigan On Board, Illinois Democrats Push Again for Marijuana Legalization

State Sen. Heather Steans and State Rep. Kelly Cassidy plan to introduce new legislation to fully legalize marijuana in the first legislative session of the new year.

Oregon Needs Standalone Agency to Regulate Marijuana, Report Says

As it stands, marijuana is regulated by three agencies—the OHA, Oregon Liquor Control Commission and Oregon Department of Agriculture.

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