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Las Vegas Marijuana Grower to Pay $28 Million for Local Store

GB Sciences wants to buy NevadaPure, which does business as Shango, near Boulder Station in east Las Vegas.

Nevada Farmers, Seeing High Demand for Hemp, Watch Congress' Next Move

Hemp remains a federally controlled substance, but about 35 states, including Nevada, have pilot programs that allow farmers to grow, research and sell hemp.

The Prospect of Federally Legal Industrial Hemp and Cannabis-Infused Craft Beer: Week In Review

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

In Nevada, Calls for Marijuana Tax Money to Reach Schools

A supporter of legal cannabis and an opponent have teamed up to get tax revenue into school districts' budgets.

Nevada is Breaking Cannabis Sales Records, Including $30 Million in Taxes for the State

The state is becoming an example for future legalization programs.

Nevada's Recreational Marijuana Revenue on Pace to Exceed Projections

The Department of Taxation projected tax revenue would be about $50 million; after six months of sales, the revenue is already more than $30 million.

Nevada Irrigation District Clarifies Report On Cannabis Cultivation Effects On Water Demand

If customers exceed the 1,250 gallons/day the district reaches out and either helps customers to reduce usage or offers an upgrade.

Differing Views: U.S. Attorneys Address Cole Memo Repeal

Some prosecutors are leaning into Jeff Sessions’ policy shift, while others are downplaying its impact.

Nevada Congresswoman Co-Sponsors Marijuana Bill

Jacky Rosen and other members of Congress have sponsored bi-partisan bill H.R. 975, the Respect State Marijuana Laws Act.

DOJ Reverses Obama-Era Protections for Cannabis Industry

New policy leaves prosecutorial discretion to U.S. Attorneys.

Nevada Adult-Use Marijuana Sales Soar to Nearly $38 Million in October

The state posted its highest monthly sales totals.

Clark County, Nev., Commissioners Delay Marijuana Store Decision After Long Debate

Commissioners deliberated for more than 90 minutes before delaying a decision on whether to allow local standalone recreational marijuana stores.

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