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Wisconsin Governor Urges US Lawmakers to Buckle Down on Hemp Fix

Gov. Tony Evers renewed his call for the state’s delegation to support legislation to avert a forthcoming intoxicating hemp THC product ban.

House Lawmakers File Trump-Backed Bill to Loosen Hemp THC Product Ban

The legislation would divert the federal government’s forthcoming ban, offering a framework to regulate and tax intoxicating hemp products instead.

Bipartisan US Senators File Bill to Protect Cannabis Business Insurers

The Clarifying Law Around Insurance of Marijuana (CLAIM) Act aims to ensure state-licensed cannabis businesses have access to insurance.

Massachusetts Commission Overrules Objection, Orders Cannabis Repeal Question Printed on 2026 Ballots

The State Ballot Law Commission issued a decision finding that the objector did not meet the burden of proof to disqualify enough signatures.

17 Senate Democrats File Bill to Federally Legalize Cannabis

The Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act would deschedule cannabis, removing it from the Controlled Substances Act.

Idaho Cannabis Activists Fail to Submit Enough Signatures to State Secretary

The Natural Medicine Alliance of Idaho’s cannabis legalization petition won’t be placed on the 2026 ballot, leaving voters empty-handed yet again.

Pennsylvania Republicans Refuse to Budge on Cannabis Legalization

The state’s Democratic governor and lawmakers have repeatedly proposed an adult-use program, but the GOP-controlled Senate hasn’t heeded the call.

Massachusetts Cannabis Repeal Petition Qualifies for 2026 Ballot; Objector Files New Challenge

The state’s Elections Division certified the final batch of signatures, but the objector is claiming that several signatures should be disqualified.

Virginia Lawmakers Respond to ‘Inaccurate Reports’ on Cannabis Sales Bill

The lawmakers who drew up the state’s adult-use sales legislation that was incorporated into the state budget refuted claims about distribution and underage possession.

Wyoming Rejects Trump Administration’s Schedule III Cannabis Listing; Keeps It Schedule I

Wyoming Attorney General Keith G. Kautz announced that he won’t loosen restrictions on cannabis after there was little public interest in doing so.

Cannabis Prohibition Interests Don’t ‘Systemically Align’ With American Public, DOJ Says

The Department of Justice argued that anti-rescheduling groups attempting to stay a Schedule III order have ‘pocketbook interests’ in prohibition.

GrowGeneration Joins US Cannabis Roundtable to Help Shape Cannabis Industry’s Future

The company brings valuable agricultural expertise to drive cannabis policy advocacy at the federal level.

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