When Ted “Theodore” Logan declared to his best bud, Bill S. Preston Esq., that “Strange things are afoot at the Circle K,” no one expected the line to age into

The U.S. Virgin Islands begins accepting cannabis business license applications, with rules favoring local ownership and dispensary approvals still pending. The U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) has officially entered the regulated

Nebraska’s medical cannabis rollout remains frozen after missed licensing deadlines, exposing the power clash between public mandate and political resistance. The promise of access once felt inevitable. When Nebraskans voted

Michigan’s 24 percent cannabis tax sparks a legal battle over constitutional limits, testing whether lawmakers can alter voter-approved marijuana laws. When Michigan lawmakers quietly passed a 24 percent wholesale cannabis

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Two ongoing cannabis-worker strikes—one in Michigan, the other in Pennsylvania—are rewriting labor history in an industry that has only recently moved from gray-market novelty to mainstream business. Each stoppage has

Virginia’s governor election may shape the future of legal cannabis sales, with candidates offering starkly opposing positions on marijuana policy. As Virginia voters line up for early voting in their

California lawmakers have voted to freeze a cannabis tax hike, offering relief to the industry while raising questions about revenue and compliance. When California lawmakers move unanimously on cannabis, people

Shared stress in Arizona agriculture: cannabis market downturn alongside wine country’s climate, water, and cost pressures—but each sector faces it with different resources. Arizona has become a case study in

Texas’ SB 2024 bans hemp-derived THC, CBD, and Delta‑8 vapes, forcing retailers to adapt while raising concerns over enforcement and public health. On Monday, September 1, 2025, Texas elevated its restrictions on

USDA’s mispricing of hemp floral output undervalues the crop—hurting market growth, dissuading farmers, and misinforming policy. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s current methodology for calculating the value of hemp—especially the

Nebraska’s fifth cannabis amendment effort filed, aiming to grant adults 21 + a constitutional right to use cannabis—could sway broader policy conversations. Nebraska’s cannabis reform movement is gaining new ground. On November