Month: August 2018 (Page 13)

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In this installment of Watch This, find out Snoop’s top picks for a weed-inspired Mt. Rushmore and who’s the one person to cause him to tap out during a smoke session. The post Watch This: Snoop’s Cannabis Inspired Mt. Rushmore appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Watch This:Continue Reading

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We’re keeping it in-house this week and talking to our dispensary team about the launch of Leafly Pickup, what it means for consumers, and how your dispensary can get involved. The post What Are You Smoking? Episode 50: Leafly Pickup Gets Moving appeared first on Leafly. Read More:Continue Reading

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Oklahoma’s latest medical cannabis rules – which reverted to ones that could potentially provide greater business opportunities for marijuana entrepreneurs – will stay in place after a judge’s decision on a court challenge against them. Cleveland County District Judge Michael Tupper ruled against a legal petition asking for an emergencyContinue Reading

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Cannabis reduces drinking, more than half of dual users report. Wine Country boils. The post Wine and Weed Turn Frenemies in California appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Wine and Weed Turn Frenemies in CaliforniaContinue Reading

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Cannabis can make a lot of people feel anxious. Learn about some factors that might contribute to an unpleasant experience after consuming. The post Hate the Way Cannabis Feels? You May Be Wired to Dislike It appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Hate the Way Cannabis Feels? YouContinue Reading

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A federal judge in Oregon dismissed racketeering claims made by a neighborhood group that a nearby licensed marijuana cultivation facility created a “skunk-like” smell, diminished real estate values and interfered with the enjoyment of their properties. U.S. District Judge Michael J. McShane ruled the plaintiffs – a group of fiveContinue Reading

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A Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy recently pleaded guilty to charges that he conspired to protect illegal shipments of marijuana, cocaine and methamphetamine. Although the case doesn’t involve any licensed marijuana businesses, the situation again highlights the ongoing problem of corruption in California’s bureaucracy as the state’s newly regulated cannabis industryContinue Reading