A quiet but significant policy shift is underway across several states, as legislatures move to broaden the mental health toolkit available to firefighters, police officers, and emergency medical
Across the licensed cannabis retail sector, a pattern is emerging that operators would do well to take seriously: consumers are pulling back from novelty and reaching for reliability. After years of
Michigan's Cannabis Regulatory Agency has filed a formal complaint against VJAS 1, a licensed cannabis processor based in Harrison Township, after an inspection uncovered more than 12,000 individual
Most cannabis dispensary operators already know that banking is complicated - but complicated and safe are not the same thing. While the broader American public tends to take deposit insurance and
New York's Office of Cannabis Management requires all licensed cannabis businesses to register with the Metrc tracking system by December 17, launching a seed-to-sale regime that follows products
A lawsuit against Metrc's Retail ID program has New York cannabis operators worried it will dismantle the state's track-and-trace system and revive last year's inventory chaos. That fear grips many
Metrc, a key provider of track-and-trace technology for regulated sectors, has begun its 2026 User Exchange season with a well-received event in Massachusetts. These complimentary gatherings, now in
New York cannabis operators are increasingly alarmed that a lawsuit targeting Metrc’s mandatory Retail ID program could dismantle the state’s track-and-trace system, plunging the market back into
Metrc, a pioneer in regulatory track-and-trace systems for cannabis and other controlled industries, kicked off its 2026 User Exchange series today with a well-attended event in Massachusetts. This
Two Augusta-area dispensaries opened their doors Wednesday under a materially different legal framework than existed just months ago. Senate Bill 220, the "Putting Georgia's Patients First Act,"
Fine Fettle, a major cannabis operator in Connecticut, has introduced AURA, a new line of disposable vapes available to medical patients and adult-use consumers starting Friday at dispensaries across
In Hartford, Connecticut, Fine Fettle's nine cannabis dispensaries transition to hybrid operations on Thursday, serving both medical patients and adult-use customers under a new state law. This shift
Starting Thursday, Fine Fettle will convert all nine of its Connecticut cannabis dispensaries into hybrid facilities, seamlessly serving both registered medical marijuana patients and adult-use
