During debate on a drug bill before the Kansas House of Representatives on Wednesday, a Democratic lawmaker introduced an amendment that would have removed marijuana entirely from the state’s controlled substances law, effectively legalizing it. The proposal ultimately failed on a 41–80 vote, a result that comes as more limitedContinue Reading
Details about a proposed compromise bill to legalize retail cannabis in Virginia are beginning to emerge ahead of a planned negotiation session set for Thursday. While not yet final, the compromise offer—meant to bridge gaps between two competing measures passed last week by the House and Senate—would eliminate provisions inContinue Reading
California regulators have rolled out a new marijuana database that’s meant to help consumers, stakeholders and lawmakers better understand industry trends—including monthly sales data and information about cannabis licensees. The state Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) officially unveiled the online resource on Wednesday, highlighting four interactive dashboards with data onContinue Reading
Mushrooms of the genus Psilocybe appear to have begun producing the psychedelic compound psilocybin roughly 67 million years ago, right around the time of the dinosaurs’ demise, according to a newly published study led by researchers from the University of Utah and the Natural History Museum of Utah. The resultsContinue Reading
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An Illinois senator has introduced a bill to legalize psilocybin and allow regulated access at service centers in the state where adults could use the psychedelic in a supervised setting—with plans to expand the program to include mescaline, ibogaine and DMT. Sen. Rachel Ventura (D) filed the legislation—titled the CompassionateContinue Reading
“We are confident that Arkansans will respond positively and ultimately vote for the proposed amendment.” By Hunter Field, Arkansas Advocate Arkansas’s cannabis industry and patient advocates can begin collecting signatures to qualify a constitutional amendment for the November ballot that would make medical marijuana more accessible. Attorney General Tim GriffinContinue Reading
A key committee in Germany’s Bundestag has approved a bill to legalize marijuana, setting the stage for floor consideration and final votes on Friday. But there are new questions about whether the law will actually take effect in April as planned. The Health Committee, a central body of jurisdiction forContinue Reading
The sponsor dropped several cannabis puns when he told committee he “smoked out” problems in his last bill and ran changes by his assistant, “Mary Jane.” By Clark Corbin, Idaho Capital Sun Anyone convicted of possessing less than three ounces of marijuana in Idaho would receive a mandatory minimum fineContinue Reading
Hannibal Council hears first reading of ordinance clarifying Recreational Marijuana rules Image Cannabis News February 21, 2024 Hannibal Council Considers Ordinance for Recreational Marijuana Usage. At the Hannibal Council meeting on February 20, the full council heard the first reading of an ordinance that would more clearly lay out theContinue Reading
