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Arizona Representative Sponsors Bill to Reduce Possession of 3.5 Grams Marijuana to Misdemeanor

Rep. Paul Mosley is the main sponsor of the bill with the criminal justice reform group sponsoring the first House bill.

Michigan Marijuana Legalization Effort Vaults a Hurdle With No Outside Challenge to Signatures

The secretary of state will review a 500-signature sample of the 362,102 signatures submitted.

St. Croix Tribe Sues Wisconsin AG Over Plans To Grow Hemp For CBD Oil Production

The tribe argues that the state doesn't have the authority over hemp processing on its reservation.

Puffin Farm's Jade Stefano Shares The Story Behind Her Company's Competitive Edge

In our February cover story, Stefano discusses her push to protect outdoor growers' futures.

Warning of High Power Costs of Marijuana, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker Recommends Energy Standards

As part of the state's cultivation license, growers may need to adhere to certain energy standards.

Hints That Congress May Tackle Federal Cannabis Legalization as More States Consider Medical and Adult-Use Legislation: Week In Review

We’ve rounded up our top 10 articles to keep you up-to-date on the latest industry news.

Massachusetts Marijuana Panel Urged to Keep Draft Regulations Simple

Draft regulations to govern the sale of marijuana fail to resolve some “thorny” issues about cannabis cafes and sales at cinemas, the Baker administration advised the Cannabis Control Commission.

Missouri Bill Limits Medical Marijuana to Terminal Illness

A House committee heard testimony Tuesday on the bill sponsored by Republican Rep. Jim Neely.

‘Cybersecurity Incident’ Prompted Disruption in Washington’s Traceability System This Week

The state has remedied the issue, and will continue to provide updates to cultivators.

Seattle Moves to Dismiss Marijuana Misdemeanors

The city will ask the courts to vacate all misdemeanor marijuana possession convictions from before the 2012 legalization.

Vermont Lawmakers Consider A Fast Lane For Erasing Marijuana Misdemeanors From Record

Following full legalization in January, lawmakers are now turning to the criminal justice system for remedies.

Audit Finds Oregon's Marijuana Tracking is Inadequate

Secretary of State Dennis Richardson released an audit Wednesday of the OLCC that found issues with systems used for marijuana licensing and tracking.

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