The Ohio Senate approved a bill on Wednesday that would dramatically expand the state’s medical marijuana program by allowing doctors to recommend cannabis for patients who can “reasonably be expected” to benefit from it, in addition to making other changes. Sen. Steve Huffman (R) is sponsoring the legislation, which clearedContinue Reading
The maker of the popular Puffco Peak e-rig may have to find a new way to reach consumers. The post Puffco.com shuts down due to Post Office vape ban appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Puffco.com shuts down due to Post Office vape banContinue Reading
Cannabis edible options got a whole lot more interesting in 2021. Check out some of our favs. The post Have you tried 2021’s most innovative edibles? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Have you tried 2021’s most innovative edibles?Continue Reading
Mexico’s Supreme Court struck down prohibition. So why can’t politicians agree on a legalization law? The post Here’s why marijuana still isn’t legal in Mexico (but could be soon) appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Here’s why marijuana still isn’t legal in Mexico (but could be soon)Continue Reading
Youth marijuana use “decreased significantly” in 2021, as did teen consumption of illicit substances overall, according to a federally funded survey that was released on Wednesday. That’s despite the fact that more state cannabis legalization laws are being enacted and implemented across the country. The Monitoring the Future (MTF) survey,Continue Reading
Illinois is set for a booming 2022 in cannabis. Learn how to grow your ancillary or plant touching weed business in Illinois. The post 6 ways to grow a cannabis business in Illinois appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 6 ways to grow a cannabis business in IllinoisContinue Reading
Illinois officials announced on Wednesday that applications are opening for $45 million in new grants—funded by marijuana tax revenue—that will support programs meant to reinvest in communities most harmed by the drug war. This will be the second round of funding to be issued through the state’s Restore, Reinvest, andContinue Reading
“We could raise a whole bunch of money and potentially cut property taxes.” By Ethan DeWitt, New Hampshire Bulletin The bills have bipartisan support. Their sponsors include left-leaning Democrats and libertarian Republicans. One has been advanced by a Republican chairman of an influential committee; another by the House Democratic leaderContinue Reading
It was pleasure and not business that drew Berner, the cofounder and public image of Cookies, arguably the most visible consumer brand in American cannabis, to touch down in New York City for a ten-day vacation in late August. Cannabis has been legal in the nation’s largest city since March.Continue Reading
One of the nation’s top cannabis reform advocacy groups—the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP)—is getting a new leader with an extensive professional background in the enactment and implementation of state-level legalization as a lawmaker and government official. Toi Hutchinson, who most recently served as the senior advisor on cannabis to IllinoisContinue Reading
