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South Dakota Voters Reject Cannabis Legalization Measure in Repeat Fashion

This marks the second time an adult-use cannabis ballot initiative failed in the Mount Rushmore State since 2022.

North Dakota Cannabis Advocates Strike Out as Prohibition Prevails

The state’s voters rejected an adult-use legalization measure with 52.5% opposed in the 2024 election, marking the third failed reform attempt since 2018.

Florida Voters Head to Polls in Attempt to Legalize Adult-Use Cannabis

Amendment 3 is a constitutional ballot measure that would allow adults 21 years and older to access lab-tested cannabis from licensed dispensaries.

DEA Names 25 Participants for Cannabis Rescheduling Hearing That’s Now Delayed Until 2025

An administrative law judge issued an order pushing back testimonies until January or February.

Curaleaf Denies Having Supply Agreement With Flora Growth for German Market

Florida-based Flora Growth issued a press release indicating it partnered with Curaleaf to bring medical cannabis products to the European market.

New York City Ordered to Lift Padlock on Smoke Shop Suspected of Unlicensed Cannabis Sales

A Queens County judge ruled that the city sheriff’s office’s intent to keep the business’s doors sealed for one year was unconstitutional.

Cannabis 2024 Election Previews, Harris’ Legalization Platform Lead CBT’s Top Stories in October

Twenty-one states’ dispensary sales and California’s embargo of KUSH-manufactured products were also among the most-read articles this month.

Green Dragon Closing 39 Florida Dispensaries, 17 in Colorado

The cannabis operator filed WARN notices for 113 Florida workers and 59 Colorado workers after parent company Eaze lost its assets in a public auction.

Colorado Mom Warns Florida of Cannabis Dangers Ahead of Legalization Vote

The advertisement is the latest in Gov. Ron DeSantis’ crusade to use state agencies for public service announcements on ballot issues ahead of the election.

Kamala Harris Adds ‘Legalize Recreational Marijuana’ to To-Do List

The Democratic presidential candidate included cannabis reform among 14 items on her immediate priority list.

Texas Hemp Group Sues DEA, Allen Police for Recent Raids, Shackling 70-Year-Old

Hemp Industry Leaders of Texas filed a lawsuit after the DEA assisted local authorities in raiding nine businesses, seizing products and arresting five people.

New York Dispensary Owner Ordered to Pay $9.5 Million for Unlicensed Sales

A judge determined the Jaydega 7.0 retail owner continued to sell cannabis for 89 days after state authorities ordered him to stop.

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