Legislation filed today in the Virginia House of Delegates by Delegate Paul Krizek (D) would create a comprehensive framework for legal adult-use marijuana sales, in addition to increasing the legal possession limit from one ounce to 2.5 ounces. Committee referral for the measure is pending.
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A new bill filed today in the New Jersey Senate would establish a state-run subsidy program designed to lower the cost of medical marijuana for low-income patients enrolled in Medicaid or NJ FamilyCare.
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Support for legal marijuana continues to grow in Indiana, according to new findings from the 2025 Hoosier Survey conducted by the Bowen Center for Public Affairs at Ball State University.
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A new bill filed today by State Representative Kristine Reeves (D) would overhaul how marijuana is taxed in Washington, eliminating the state’s current retail excise tax and replacing it with a system based on product weight and THC content.
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According to an analysis of state sales data conducted by The Marijuana Herald, legal marijuana sales across the United States passed $2.3 Billion in December, bringing 2025’s total to $27 billion.
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Gelteq Limited says a recent preclinical study found its proprietary oral gel delivery platform significantly increased the absorption and bioavailability of cannabidiol compared to an existing FDA-approved oil-based product, even when using a much lower CBD concentration.
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Glass House Brands and the University of California, Berkeley have received a $1.8 million state-funded research award aimed at improving understanding of marijuana crop yields.
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Smart & Safe Florida has raised more than $52 million for its 2026 cannabis legalization initiative, according to campaign finance records filed with the Florida Division of Elections.
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The results of a new study finds that “CBD may reduce seizure frequency in patients with a range of DEEs (epileptic encephalopathies) and complex treatment-resistant epilepsies (TREs).” The study was published by the journal Epilepsy Research, with researchers from Federico II University, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, and Jazz Pharmaceuticals.
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A bill filed recently in the Delaware House of Representatives would reduce the penalty for using or possessing small amounts of marijuana in public, shifting the offense from a criminal misdemeanor to a civil violation.
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