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As Anchorage continues to grapple with changing norms around cannabis, the issue of public marijuana usage has once again become a focal point. On August 26, 2025, the Anchorage Assembly held a public hearing on an ordinance that would permit marijuana usage within licensed retail establishments provided they meet stateContinue Reading

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As the United States inches closer to potential federal cannabis rescheduling, the implications for intellectual property in the marijuana industry are becoming a hot topic. How cannabis brands are protecting their IP pre-legalization is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More:Continue Reading

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In border communities like Hurley, Wisconsin, the debate over Kratom Marijuana is more than just a legal question—it’s a public safety concern. While Michigan allows both kratom sales and recreational marijuana use, crossing just a few miles into Wisconsin turns these substances into illegal products, creating unique challenges for lawContinue Reading

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Legal recreational cannabis became a reality in Minnesota in 2023, but nearly two and a half years later, the path for cannabis businesses to begin selling has been rocky. As of August 2025, licenses for adult-use cannabis shops are only now being granted, leaving entrepreneurs frustrated by delays that haveContinue Reading

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The cannabis commission in Massachusetts has once again become the focus of attention following the reappointment of Acting Chair Bruce Stebbins. On August 13, Governor Maura Healey, Attorney General Andrea Campbell, and Treasurer Deborah Goldberg renewed Stebbins’s term for another five years, a decision reflecting confidence in his leadership despiteContinue Reading

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A new study has revealed that individuals who begin using cannabis to manage conditions such as pain, anxiety, or depression are more likely to develop paranoia than those who consume the drug for recreational purposes. The findings highlight the complex relationship between cannabis use and mental health, particularly among vulnerableContinue Reading

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The NGO ReLeaf has strongly criticized the government’s recent decision to introduce random roadside alcohol and drug testing. The main point of contention lies in the treatment of cannabis users, as the NGO argues that cannabis can remain detectable in the body for hours without causing any impairment. Continue Reading