Montana's Senate Joint Resolution 5, a resolution calling on the federal government to pass the SAFER Banking Act which was approved recently by the state's Senate, is scheduled for a public hearing in the House Business & Labor Committee on February 17 at 8am.

Today, New Hampshire's House Health, Human Services, and Elderly Affairs Committee voted 13 to 4 to legalize the personal cultivation of marijuana for patients.

A judge has ruled that Colorado Springs’ attempt to repeal a voter-approved law to allow recreational marijuana sales is unconstitutional.

According to the results of a new study, a CBD hydrogel microneedle patch may offer significant therapeutic benefits for psoriasis patients.

According to updated data released today by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control, the state has generated $490 million in legal marijuana sales across 5.9 million transactions since the launch of their recreational market on August 7.

According to the Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation, licensed marijuana stores sold $9.57 million worth of marijuana and marijuana products in January, a slight increase over the $9.50 million sold in January 2024.

The Arizona House of Representatives has given approval to legislation that would restrict marijuana advertising.

Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management has launched a grant program designed to fund projects in communities hit hardest by marijuana prohibition.

@J_Invests24 I've published around 300 articles this year alone (including dozens of articles in which we were the first to report on a story that's easily provable, such as a bill being approved). I'm curious which of these you believe falls into the "false alarms" or "fake news" category?

According to new data from Florida's Department of Health, there are now over 900,000 registered medical marijuana patients in the state.

Maryland's Senate Finance Committee has passed a bipartisan measure to ease certain requirements for becoming a security guard in the legal cannabis industry.

Washington's Senate Labor & Commerce Committee has scheduled a February 14 vote on Senate Bill 5403, which would allow marijuana producers and processors to sell directly to consumers.

@BlitzTradingCo1 I have every reason to believe they are being truthful, especially after the judge in January detailed a very similar situation to what the official described to us months prior.

Missouri marijuana sales in January fell short of December's record-breaking total, but remained strong with over $122 million sold.

BREAKING: A new government-funded study published in The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse finds that marijuana stores decrease opioid deaths and accidental poisonings while having no effect on suicide rates or motor vehicle accidents.