FL Applicants May Get Long-Awaited Licenses This Summer
It looks like Florida’s 22 new prospective operators will have to wait until the summer before they might finally get the licenses they have been waiting on for... Read more.
Washington, D.C. Shutters Suspended Cultivator
Washington, D.C.’s Alcohol Beverage and Cannabis Administration shut down a licensed cultivator on Feb. 27, marking the first time a once-operational grow... Read more.
MA Regulators Consider Cultivation Freeze
Massachusetts cannabis regulators are considering a freeze on new cultivation licenses, just as their total possible canopy-to-resident ratio approaches levels seen... Read more.
Ohio AG Sues 9 MSOs for Anti-Competitive Collusion
Ohio Attorney General David Yost sued nine multi-state organizations (MSOs), calling them “cartels” that have been allegedly colluding to fix prices and shut... Read more.
Denver Officials Revoke 4 Licenses for Suspected Diversion
Denver regulators revoked four cannabis licenses held by Blazin OG following the arrest of the company’s compliance officer last year in Nebraska, according to... Read more.
Will the SCOTUS Take Up DCC and Cannabis?
A split decision on state cannabis license residency rules between two separate federal appellate courts has set the stage for a possible challenge before the U.S.... Read more.
Colorado Lender Sues MA Retailer for Unpaid Loan
A Colorado financier is suing a dispensary in East Boston, Mass., alleging they failed to make payments on a $600,000 loan. The complaint, which was filed Jan. 2... Read more.
2025 Cannabis Market Review
Cannabis and hemp markets experienced a tumultuous end to 2025, thanks to moves from the U.S. legislature to practically ban hemp-derived THC, followed by President... Read more.
NY Still Struggles with Enforcement
New York’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) has an enforcement problem. In December, the agency was forced to drop what had been its largest recall effort to... Read more.
President Orders Rescheduling and Hemp Reconsideration
It finally happened. After weeks of rumors and speculation, President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Dec. 18, ordering his attorney general to expedite... Read more.
