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Delaware begins adult-use cannabis sales on August 1, 2025 via conversion medical dispensaries. Launch features 13 locations, with up to 30 licenses pending amid zoning and equity debates.
As the cannabis industry matures, retailers adopting bodega‑style browsing and deli‑style sensory experiences are seeing strong sales increases and richer customer engagement.
In October 2024, 85 patrons at a Wisconsin pizzeria were accidentally served THC‑infused oil in pizza dough, causing ...
Federal agents raided Glass House Farms in July 2025, arresting over 360 workers and killing one farmworker, raising alarm in ...
Adding anxiety as a qualifying condition for medical cannabis programs led to a spike in certifications—even as evidence ...
Ohio legislators have paused consideration of Senate Bill 56—proposing THC limits, public smoking bans, and dispensary caps—until after the summer recess, with decisions expected in fall 2025.
Mike Tyson joins athletes and entertainers urging Trump to reschedule cannabis, free nonviolent offenders, and restore banking access—framing it as a remedy for Biden’s unfulfilled promises.
A proposed bill to restrict all hemp-derived THC products to dispensaries and liquor stores faced strong pushback—Delaware lawmakers will pause and rethink the approach.
Illinois lawmakers advance SB 42 to prevent police from using cannabis odor alone as probable cause for vehicle searches, aiming to align law enforcement practices with state legalization laws.
Say hello to Jungl, the next big thing in cannabis-infused sparkling drinks and edibles featuring delicious flavors and natural ingredients.
Recent developments in U.S. cannabis policy include proposed legislation to ease research restrictions, the rise of THC-infused beverages amid regulatory challenges, and a significant product ...
In 2025, federal initiatives aim to ease cannabis research restrictions and address the growing market of THC-infused beverages, reflecting evolving perspectives on cannabis policy.