Day: January 9, 2019

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Times are changing quickly in New York. New York City was once one of the most prolific places on the planet when it came to arresting people for marijuana, especially minorities, but today it’s riding the wave of cannabis decriminalization and political momentum is building behind cannabis legalization. Up stateContinue Reading

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US Rep. Earl Blumenauer says 2019 will be a big year for cannabis. On Wednesday, he introduced new legislation and announced the lawmakers who will lead the charge. The post ‘Better Than Ever’ Cannabis Coalition Hits the Ground Running appeared first on Leafly. Read More: ‘Better Than Ever’Continue Reading

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The dating scene can be a nightmare for singles, even without any sort of political divide to make it more painful. There was once a time when a belief in God, country and a desire to spawn a litter of children was enough to bring a couple harmoniously together forContinue Reading

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We talked to punk band Dilly Dally about how cannabis has helped them in their journey to create their unique sound. The post Punk Band Dilly Dally Talks Cannabis, Self-Care, and Heaven appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Punk Band Dilly Dally Talks Cannabis, Self-Care, and HeavenContinue Reading

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In yet another example of mainstream executives entering the cannabis industry, 4Front Holdings announced Tuesday that Glenn Backus, a former Trader Joe’s executive, will serve as the cannabis management company’s president for their network of Mission retail operations in Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. While this move might seem clinicalContinue Reading

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Explore the latest insights and discoveries in cannabis science. In this part, we’ll dive into the top research headlines from winter 2018. The post The Latest in Medical Cannabis Research: Winter 2018 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Latest in Medical Cannabis Research: Winter 2018Continue Reading

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The Arizona Supreme Court will rule on whether medical marijuana extracts are legal to sell and possess, giving hope to the state’s MMJ businesses that they’ll be allowed to manufacture and peddle infused cannabis products without fear of legal repercussions. The court has agreed to review the legality of the products afterContinue Reading

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A Republican state senator was given a bottle of OxyContin seven years ago when he was diagnosed with cancer. He threw the bottle away and smoked marijuana. The post Kentucky Lawmakers Push Bipartisan Medical Marijuana Bill appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Kentucky Lawmakers Push Bipartisan Medical MarijuanaContinue Reading