Cannabis Retailers Pressed to Modernize Operations as Regulated Markets Demand Tighter Controls
Licensed cannabis dispensaries across the United States are facing mounting operational pressure as state regulators tighten compliance requirements, audit frequency increases, and the cost of doing
A Georgia Pursuit Ends Safely, but Public Road Risks Demand Broader Attention
A traffic stop on Interstate 520 in Augusta, Georgia escalated into a high-speed pursuit Sunday after a driver refused to yield to Richmond County deputies - ultimately ending when law enforcement
Oklahoma Dispensary Operators Weigh Real Costs as Federal Rescheduling Takes Effect
The federal government's decision to move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act is the most significant shift in federal cannabis policy in decades - and for
Guam Issues Its First Licensed Cannabis Facility Permit After Years of Delay
More than seven years after Guam enacted the Cannabis Industry Act of 2019, the territory's Cannabis Control Board has issued its first facility permit to a licensed cannabis operator. Deep Green
South Carolina Governor Candidates Signal Openness to Medical Cannabis Legislation
Both Republican candidates vying for the South Carolina governorship said during a debate this week that they would sign medical cannabis legislation under the right conditions - a notable shift in
Rescheduling Won't Fix Cannabis Banking - Operators Should Stop Expecting It To
Federal rescheduling of cannabis has carried enormous symbolic weight for the industry, but the financial relief many operators expect it to deliver is far more limited than the prevailing narrative
Cannabis Retailers Revisit Operational Readiness as Market Pressures Mount
Regulated cannabis retail is not a forgiving business. Operators face compounding pressure from compliance obligations, tight margins, and the constant demand to run a storefront that performs under
Michigan Regulator Files Complaint After Processor Found Holding Thousands of Untagged Products
A Michigan cannabis processor is facing potential license revocation after state inspectors discovered more than 12,000 individual cannabis products without Metrc tags or any other identifying
Law Enforcement and Community Groups Rally to Fund Special Olympics New Hampshire
Local police officers and Special Olympics athletes will share the floor at Applebee's in Keene, New Hampshire, on June 4, as part of the annual Tip-A-Cop fundraiser - a statewide effort to raise
Federal Rescheduling Strips 280E From Cannabis Operators, Reshaping MSO Economics
On April 22, the Department of Justice and the Drug Enforcement Administration formally moved marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act - a shift that carries