Day: March 19, 2018 (Page 2)

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As a growing number of New England states are allowing people to possess and use cannabis, Connecticut legislators are under pressure to revisit the issue. The post Connecticut Lawmakers Taking Another Look at Legalizing Cannabis appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Connecticut Lawmakers Taking Another Look at LegalizingContinue Reading

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Officials have shuttered 40 medical marijuana businesses that were operating without valid licenses and they’re expected to issue warnings to hundreds of others. The post Michigan Shutters 40 Unlicensed Medical Marijuana Businesses appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Michigan Shutters 40 Unlicensed Medical Marijuana BusinessesContinue Reading

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North Dakota has begun accepting applications from potential medical cannabis cultivators, though it’s still unclear whether growers will need to comply with the state’s anti-corporate farming law. The application period, which runs through April 19, is the latest step by state officials who have been developing the medical marijuana systemContinue Reading

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Roxanne Benton has a store that sells tools and supplies to people in the aromatherapy industry, so when her teenage son Bevan was diagnosed with ADHD a few years ago, Benton conferred with her close-knit group of friends about which oils they would suggest to help Bevan, in place ofContinue Reading

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An Arkansas judge said Friday he’ll rule within five days on whether to allow the state to issue its first licenses for companies to grow medical marijuana. Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen did not immediately rule on an unsuccessful applicant’s request to prevent the state from granting licenses toContinue Reading

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Hawaii’s medical marijuana patient count continued to climb through 2017, as the program expanded its list of qualifying conditions and allowed dispensaries to finally open their doors. The MMJ patient count jumped 33% in 2017, but that growth was relatively even throughout the year. Month-over-month growth averaged 2%, consistent withContinue Reading