New York State Capitol Building.

A New York Assembly proposal that would loosen where adult-use marijuana dispensaries are allowed to operate advanced Tuesday after being approved by two key committees in a single day, positioning the measure for potential floor action in the near future.
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The Washington House of Representatives has approved legislation requiring certain health care facilities to allow terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana, passing the measure by a decisive 89 to 6 vote.
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Florida’s medical marijuana market continues to operate at an extraordinary pace in the first weeks of 2026, according to a new update from the Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU).
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A federal proposal designed to keep marijuana businesses from claiming standard tax deductions even after cannabis is rescheduled nationwide has added its first new backer in nearly a year.
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Montana’s legal marijuana market brought in $26,889,204 in sales during January, marking a strong start to the year and continuing the state’s steady pace of consumer demand.
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A bill introduced today in the Connecticut House of Representatives would significantly change how the state taxes marijuana, replacing the current potency-based THC tax with a flat 10.75% excise tax modeled after Massachusetts’ system.
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A new lab study published in the journal Global Medical Genetics reports that cannabidiol (CBD) could help counter resistance to a key leukemia drug by reshaping tiny genetic regulators carried in exosomes.
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A new bill filed in the West Virginia Senate would make a significant change to the state’s medical marijuana program by allowing dispensaries to provide edible forms of medical cannabis to registered patients for the first time.
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A bipartisan proposal filed in the South Dakota House would make it significantly easier for military veterans to qualify for the state’s medical marijuana program by allowing them to use their Veterans Affairs medical records in place of a traditional physician certification.
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