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Nevada Dispensary Association Introduces www.GoodToKnowNV.com as Informational Resource for Recreational Legalization in Nevada

The site covers topics from frequently asked questions to early demand and distribution.

Guam's Medical Marijuana Program Stuck in Limbo

Though Public Law 220 was meant to get the program moving forward, Guam's medical marijuana industry remains stagnant.

Nevada Up Close: State Opens Recreational Sales, Faces Cannabis Shortage

The past week alone has seen Governor Brian Sandoval signing emergency regulations to keep retail sales going, state officials declaring a State of Emergency as the supply threatened to run out and the first marijuana distributor finally licensed.

Illinois Hemp Bill Could Help Medical Cannabis Industry

The pending legislation could help medical marijuana growers increase their relatively small pool of 25,000 certified users to the general public.

Ohio Testing Lab Rule Remains Unchanged

Only public Ohio universities are permitted to apply for medical marijuana testing lab permits for one year, fueling concerns the state's new program won't be up and running before September 2018 as promised.

Manitoba to Poll Residents about Marijuana Use to Prepare for Legalization

The province says its goal is to develop ways to advise people about safe levels of consumption.

Arkansas Marijuana Commission Waiting on Applications

Application window closes on Sept. 18.

Hemp-Growing Could be First Step to Medicinal Cannabis in Utah

The state board has given initial approval to issuing permits next year for growing limited varieties of hemp for research purposes.

Australia Cautious as it Explores Medical Cannabis

Despite current restrictions, advocates Down Under look to join Israel and other countries in developing homegrown industry.

North Dakota Sets Timeline for Medical Marijuana System

State health officials have set a tentative timeline for establishing a medical marijuana industry in the state.

Nevada Declares State of Emergency as Marijuana Supply Runs Low

The dispensaries that were originally allowed to retail medical marijuana can now sell recreational marijuana, as well, but many of the facilities have been left with a diminishing supply.

Colorado Schools Receive Millions in Tax Revenue from Marijuana Sales

$300 million earned, in part, from excise taxes on marijuana sales will be used to build a new, state-of-the-art preK-12 school.

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