Two Michigan cannabis retailers cut the ribbon on a new public art installation in downtown Ferndale this month, tying a branded mural to a broader donation campaign for LGBTQ+ youth services.
Two Michigan cannabis retailers cut the ribbon on a new public art installation in downtown Ferndale this month, tying a branded mural to a broader donation campaign for LGBTQ+ youth services.
Michigan's cannabis market has a well-documented oversupply problem: too much flower, too many licenses, and wholesale prices that keep sliding toward the floor. But a demographic shift may be
A federal law rewriting the definition of hemp is already on the books, signed in November 2025, but the date it actually bites remains in motion. What started as a single November 12, 2026 deadline
TSRgrow has rolled out a major expansion of GROWHub, its cultivation software platform, adding energy monitoring, expanded batch-record tools, Metrc integration and building-management-system
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
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
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
A new survey of nearly 900 U.S. healthcare professionals found overwhelming support for medical cannabis access - but researchers say that support is running well ahead of clinical preparation.
Justin Hartfield, co-founder of Weedmaps, has launched Cannabisblueten.de, an independent German-language reference platform for medical cannabis patients, cataloguing more than 250 cultivars
The House Appropriations Committee voted 34-28 on Tuesday to advance a Fiscal Year 2027 Labor-HHS spending bill that explicitly bars the Department of Labor from recognizing medical marijuana as a
