Few things have captured the attention of the masses quite like rescuing the aliens who conspiracy theorists claim crashed in Roswell, New Mexico on July 8, 1947 (or on the eve of 710 Eve, perhaps on their way to the fattest dab party in the galaxy). As the theory goes,Continue Reading
Michigan regulators lowered marijuana licensing fees for prospective business owners living in 19 cities where residents were disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs. Under the new social equity program, regulators can slash fees up to 60% for applicants with proposed marijuana establishments in minority, low-income communities including those inContinue Reading
California authorities seized $30 million worth of unlicensed cannabis products since the rollout of the state’s legal market in January 2018, but industry insiders say that’s far short of what’s needed to stamp out the black market. The Bureau of Cannabis Control (BCC) worked with local law enforcement agencies toContinue Reading
New shops in minority, poor communities in Detroit and Flint may see fees cut by 60%. The post Michigan Cuts Cannabis Fees in 19 Cities Impacted by Drug War appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Michigan Cuts Cannabis Fees in 19 Cities Impacted by Drug WarContinue Reading
The weight of history is piling into the present, spilling onto painted murals on the exterior walls and framed photographs of jazz legends within the crowded Mother-in-Law Lounge. Here at the famously vibrant New Orleans bar, which doubles as a live music venue and a shrine to local R&B singerContinue Reading
When the California Legislature returns from its summer recess in mid-August, it’ll face a monthlong sprint to get to all of the bills remaining on its docket, including several that could have a significant impact on marijuana companies. There’s no guarantee that any of those bills – including one thatContinue Reading
