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Adult-use marijuana legalization appears dead in Pennsylvania – again
Pennsylvania marijuana legalization is still an elusive dream after adult-use sales was left out of the state budget deal approved over the weekend.
News July 13Final challenge for Massachusetts adult-use cannabis repeal effort before November election
A Massaschusetts state elections commission is scheduled to hear a final objection to an adult-use cannabis sales repeal effort next week.
News July 10Two marijuana MSOs named among ‘America’s Best Companies’
Trulieve Cannabis Corp. and Green Thumb Industries were named to Time magazine’s America’s Best Companies 2026 list.
News July 10Why cannabis banking reform alone won’t solve payment processing woes
Cannabis operators that rely on large B2B cannabis payments need a viable payment solution, and federal banking reform by itself won't provide it.
News July 10Why Kentucky medical marijuana is so expensive
Limited cultivation and the end of out-of-state competition mean Kentucky cannabis patients are paying five times as much for product than in other nearby states.
News July 9New ban threat for Texas hemp THC market as medical marijuana access expands
Republican state Sen. Charles Perry announced that he will re-file a total ban bill in the next legislative session, which begins in January.
News July 9How a beer scion entered the cannabis industry for the long haul
Missouri's rule changes have tilted the playing field toward a handful of big operators, squeezing companies like Teal Industries.
News July 9This state just opted out of federal marijuana rescheduling
The Wyoming attorney general said Tuesday that the reclassification of medical marijuana under federal law does not apply in his state.
News July 8Washington cannabis sales fell to $1.14 billion in 2025
The 21% drop over reflects a mature market struggling under a stack of financial pressures and competition from the illicit market.
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