Cannabis operators heading into 2027 are navigating three collision points at once: federal rescheduling that remains unresolved, a looming federal crackdown on intoxicating hemp products, and a
Virginia opens adult-use license applications on February 1, 2027, with the Cannabis Control Authority set to begin issuing licenses that May 1. A sizable slice of those early licenses is set aside
Henrico County is drafting zoning amendments that would govern where and how recreational marijuana businesses can operate, a local response to state law changes that opened the door to commercial
Nevada City is inching toward a rewrite of its cannabis code that would put it out ahead of most small California municipalities on the question of how much regulatory friction a licensed cannabis
A Lancaster County hemp business is watching Washington closely, as Congress weighs a December deadline that could reshape or eliminate the market for hemp-derived beverages, gummies and topicals
A single section buried in a federal spending bill is about to reshape who can legally grow cannabis in the United States - and it has almost nothing to do with dispensary shelves. The FY2026
A federal judge in Virginia spent nearly five hours Wednesday weighing whether to pause a new state law that would sharply tighten limits on hemp-derived products before it takes effect Saturday.
Nigerian anti-narcotics officers seized 442 packets of cannabis-infused cookies and gummies, totaling 309.4 kilogrammes, hidden inside a 40-foot shipping container at the TinCan Island Port Complex
A recent Telegraph UK piece pins a surge in illicit cannabis moving into Europe on Justin Trudeau's 2018 legalization of adult-use cannabis in Canada, leaning heavily on comments from Belgium's
One clause, copied from a decades-old research paper into the 2018 farm bill, quietly legalized a national market in intoxicating hemp products. Now that same clause is scheduled to expire on