Mass. Sees a Jump in Inactive Licenses
A market correction could be in the works in Massachusetts, as the state’s Cannabis Control Commission has seen a jump in non-active licenses in recent months,... Read more.
OK Rep. Accuses Regulators of Financial Mismanagement
State Rep. Justin Humphrey accused the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) of financial mismanagement and conducting unnecessary layoffs, including whistleblowers.... Read more.
Ohio Medical Prices Jump as Adult Use Launches
The Ohio Department of Commerce’s decision to allow medical cultivators to use their own discretion in determining how much of their medical supply they convert... Read more.
Regulators Expect $5B Market In New York
New York’s Office of Cannabis Management is anticipating that the state market could surpass $5 billion annually once the market matures. Toward that end, the... Read more.
Verano Buys Into Virginia
Verano Holdings Corp. (VRNOF) is buying into Virginia’s tight medical market, while also expanding its existing footprint in Arizona, as The Cannabist Company... Read more.
California Crescendos Testing Lab Scrutiny
This year was supposed to be the year that California’s cannabis regulators righted the ship in terms of testing lab quality, but ongoing reports of weed contamination... Read more.
Ohio Pre-Rolls Toward Opening Day
Ohio’s Division of Cannabis Control is currently churning through its first round of applicants for the Buckeye State’s upcoming adult-use cannabis market. Although... Read more.
OMMA Downsizes Amid Enforcement Crackdown
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) is cutting staff as the total number of licenses in the state plummets amid a crackdown of illicit operators. “To... Read more.
Kentucky Waits for Application Flood
Applications for Kentucky’s emerging medical cannabis market may have trickled in since the beginning of the month, but state officials and local advocates optimistically... Read more.
NY Control Board Members Still Disagree On Procedure
The New York Cannabis Control Board continued to approve more than 100 adult-use licenses per month during its July 10 meeting amid concerns that the board was “wasting... Read more.
