We don’t have an edibles problem, we have a storage problem. Here are six stash solutions for concerned parents. The post Storage solutions to keep kids out of your weed stash appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Storage solutions to keep kids out of your weed stashContinue Reading
It’s August 2021 and the stars are ablaze with new wisdom. Check out your August horoscope and strain info now! The post Star signs and cannabis strains: August 2021 horoscopes appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Star signs and cannabis strains: August 2021 horoscopesContinue Reading
Connecticut officials have released projections for marijuana tax revenue the state is expected to generate over the next five years after retail sales launch. The state Office of Fiscal Analysis published an infographic illustrating the anticipated revenue timeline. Connecticut stands to earn $4.1 million in state and local cannabis taxesContinue Reading
This week the Roll-up crew discuss mental health, cannabis, and the struggle of Black women to establish agency over their own health. The post The Roll-up #202: Let Black womxn live appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Roll-up #202: Let Black womxn liveContinue Reading
Marijuana decriminalization took effect in Louisiana on Sunday—and advocates and lawmakers are working to ensure that residents know what they can and cannot do without going to jail under the new law. Gov. John Bell Edwards (D) signed the legislation in June, and he emphasized that it was “not aContinue Reading
Senate leaders released a massive and long-anticipated infrastructure bill late on Sunday—and after weeks of bipartisan negotiations, the legislation includes provisions that aim to allow researchers to study the actual marijuana that consumers are purchasing from state-legal dispensaries instead of having to use only government-grown cannabis. The bill also encouragesContinue Reading
Signed into law in March, cannabis legalization is still very new in New York State. Possession is legal, but dispensaries may not open until summer of 2022. Before that can happen, state Rep. Mike Lawler, an upstate Republican, wants to create exceptions to legalization and restrict what products are available.Continue Reading
A Colorado campaign appears to have submitted enough signatures to place a ballot initiative before voters in November that would raise marijuana taxes to fund programs that are designed to reduce the education gap for low-income students. The Colorado Learning Enrichment and Academic Progress (LEAP) measure would give low- andContinue Reading
RI speaker: “no consensus” on legal marijuana; OH legalization bill filed; CA lawmaker pushes feds on cannabis in hospitals; Hemp lawsuit damages Subscribe to receive Marijuana Moment’s newsletter in your inbox every weekday morning. It’s the best way to make sure you know which cannabis stories are shaping the day. (function()Continue Reading
