Anthony Martinelli is founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Marijuana Herald. Anthony previously served as Editor-in-Chief of TheJointBlog.com, and he has worked as a campaign manager and communications director for multiple political campaigns and elected officials. You can reach Anthony at Info@TheMarijuanaHerald.com.
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Minnesota Legislature Approves Cannabis Reform Bill, Sending It to Governor Walz
The Minnesota Legislature has given final approval to Senate File 2370, a comprehensive cannabis policy reform bill that modifies multiple aspects of the state’s marijuana and hemp laws. After the Senate and House both adopted a conference committee report today, the bill was repassed in each chamber—by votes of 34-33 in the Senate and 80-50 …
Study: Smoking Remains Most Common Way U.S. Adults Use Marijuana, Followed by Edibles, Vaping, and Dabbing
According to the results of a new study published in the Journal of Cannabis Research and e-published by the U.S. National Library of Medicine, smoking remains the most common method of marijuana consumption among U.S. adults, followed by edibles, vaping, and dabbing. Researchers from the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville analyzed data …
Nevada: Assembly Committee Approves Senate-Backed Psychedelics Resolution
The Nevada Assembly’s Legislative Operations and Elections Committee has passed a Senate-approved resolution urging U.S. Congress to reschedule certain psychedelics and increase federal research. Senate Joint Resolution 10 was given approval by the Senate last month. With approval through the Legislative Operations and Elections Committee, it now advances to a vote of the full Assembly. …
Study: CBD-Infused Hydrogel Contact Lenses Aid Corneal Burn Recovery by Regulating pH and Reducing Inflammation
Researchers from South China Agricultural University have developed a novel hydrogel contact lens that releases cannabidiol (CBD) and citric acid in response to alkaline conditions, offering a promising new approach to treating corneal alkali burns (CAB). The research is presented in a new study published yesterday by the Journal of Controlled Release. As noted by …
Portland Holds First Cannabis Safety Forum as Businesses Report Crime Surge
Officials in Portland, Oregon met with marijuana business owners Friday for the city’s first-ever cannabis public safety forum, addressing a spike in crime that industry leaders say threatens their survival. Christina Coursey, Portland’s cannabis and liquor program manager, said more than 350 licensed marijuana businesses operate within city limits. Since February 2020, Portland has seen …
Montana Governor Signs HB 932, Expanding Marijuana Tax-Funded Conservation Efforts
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has signed House Bill 932 into law, marking a major shift in how the state will allocate tens of millions in marijuana tax revenue for conservation. The bill, which takes effect July 1, broadens the scope of projects eligible for funding and creates new pathways for improving wildlife habitat on both …
Colorado Sends Marijuana Modernization Bill to Governor
House Bill 1209, a comprehensive marijuana reform measure, has been officially sent to Colorado Governor Jared Polis after receiving final approval from both chambers of the legislature. The bill was signed today by the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate, following votes last week by both the House and Senate to …
Utah’s Medical Marijuana Program Passes 100,000 Patients, With Over 1,000 Participating Physicians
Utah’s medical marijuana program has officially surpassed 100,000 registered patients, marking a significant milestone since voters first approved legalization in 2018. According to the Utah Department of Health & Human Services, over 1,000 physicians now participate in the program, and patient enrollment continues to rise. Health officials credit growing public and professional acceptance for the …
Delaware Senate Confirms Joshua Sanderlin as New Marijuana Commissioner
Joshua Sanderlin has been officially confirmed by the Delaware Senate to serve as the state’s new Marijuana Commissioner, a key step in moving forward the state’s adult-use marijuana program. Sanderlin was confirmed on May 14 with a 19 to 0 vote. Two senators were absent. He was originally nominated in April by Governor Matt Meyer …
Minnesota Lawmakers Finalize Cannabis Policy Bill as Licensing Rollout Nears
Minnesota lawmakers have finalized an agreement on a cannabis policy bill that includes a series of changes aimed at improving the state’s marijuana laws ahead of the official launch of licensed sales. The revisions were adopted Friday by a joint House and Senate conference committee, with Representative Zack Stephenson (DFL) and Senator D. Scott Dibble …
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