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University of Utah to Open Medical Cannabis Center, Seeks DEA Approval Image Cannabis News December 1, 2023 The Center for Medical Cannabis Research at University of Utah can help gain evidence-based data on medical cannabis. Researchers at the oldest college in Utah are opening a medical cannabis research center andContinue Reading

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Why Hemp-Derived THC Drinks Are Riding High Image Cannabis News December 1, 2023 Since marijuana’s cannabis cousin was federally legalized in 2018, hemp has outpaced the legal weed market in America. Now canned cocktails and other THC-infused beverages are going mainstream—especially in states where pot is still illegal. In 1939,Continue Reading

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More Than 10% of Older Americans Have Used Cannabis in the Last Year Image Cannabis News December 1, 2023 Newly published research provides more evidence that gray-haired Americans are increasingly into green. After analyzing available survey data, researchers at the University of Michigan said that 12.1% of adults in theContinue Reading

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Cannabis Commission can make a true impact with Hornet Medicinals Image Cannabis News December 1, 2023 By approving the application from an HBCU, the AMCC can reshape the relationship young, Black Alabamians have with marijuana. Black Alabamians are at least four times more likely to be jailed for marijuana possessionContinue Reading

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Could state lawmakers finally implement a Marijuana marketplace? Image Cannabis News December 1, 2023 As lawmakers prepare to return to the Capitol, one issue is certain to come up again in the next General Assembly — marijuana. It’s now legal to possess small amounts of marijuana in Virginia. But nobodyContinue Reading

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What’s behind the rise in Marijuana dispensary break-ins? Image Cannabis News December 1, 2023 An alarming trend of break-ins at marijuana dispensaries across metro Detroit and the State of Michigan is continuing, and employees say more needs to be done to prevent them. Just in the last two weeks, marijuanaContinue Reading

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The CEO and founder of Miss Grass, Kate Miller began her cannabis career in 2008 as a part-time budtender while working full time in the entertainment industry where she learned the importance of building a strong brand presence. Miller says she became inspired to fill a void she saw inContinue Reading

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New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently signed a bill designed to facilitate banking compliance between licensed cannabis businesses and financial institutions. The measure, Senate Bill S1047, was sponsored by Senator Jeremy Cooney and Assemblymember Crystal Peoples-Stokes, both Democrats. Hochul signed the bill on November 17, more than five months afterContinue Reading