Arkansas Judge Questions State Ban in Latest Hemp v. Cannabis Salvo
A federal judge in Arkansas has temporarily blocked the state’s ban on hemp-derived THC, marking the latest development in a ...
Cannabis Commission Chaos in the Bay State
The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, which oversees a maturing adult-use and medical market, is in upheaval just as it is ...
Therapeutic Psychedelics in Slow March Toward State-Regulated Use
Three years after Oregon voters passed the first public referendum in the U.S. to allow for the personal use of ...
NY to Roll Out Fully Licensed AU Market Amid CAURD Concerns
The New York Cannabis Control Board officially approved final regulations for its adult-use cannabis market on Sept. 12, opening the ...
AL Regulators Suspend Second Attempt at Medical Licensing Per Court Order
Regulators in Alabama are hoping the third time’s the charm after two botched attempts to roll out the first round ...
Missouri’s Cannabis Regulator Faces Audit Amid Product Inversion Crisis
Missouri’s state auditor announced its intention to investigate state cannabis regulators, just as they recalled more than $10 million of ...
Maine Legislators Demand Action on Alleged Illegal Chinese Grow Sites
Maine’s federal legislative delegation urged the Department of Justice to crack down on alleged illicit Chinese cannabis operations in the ...
Taking Cannabis Down to Schedule III: What Does It Really Mean?
The cannabis industry’s hearts, and investors’ dollars, fluttered at last Wednesday’s news that the U.S. Department of Health and Human ...
Second Union To Be Challenged as Not Bona Fide Is Folding, Attorney Says
Another union challenged by the Teamsters as not being “bona fide” is dissolving, according to its attorney. On the heels ...
About 30 Companies Said to Have Signed Pro-Tech 33 LPAs
Approximately 30 different companies signed labor peace agreements with the non-bona fide union Professional Technical Union, Local 33, including large, ...
