Legal marijuana sales in Maryland reached $101,268,442 in August, according to new data from the Cannabis Administration. This brings the year-to-date total to $779 million. That total includes $80 million in adult-use purchases and $21 million in medical sales, marking the third month this year with combined sales surpassing $100 million.
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Texas Regulators Adopt Emergency Rules on Hemp-Derived THC Sales
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) has enacted emergency rules restricting sales of consumable hemp products that contain THC The move comes after Governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order earlier this month calling for the change.
Virginia Election Will Likely Decide Whether the State Finally Legalizes Cannabis Sales, Early Voting Now Underway
By Marijuana Policy Project Voting in Virginia’s 2025 election has begun! The outcome of the governor’s race and House of Delegates races will likely determine whether Virginia finally legalizes cannabis sales. Early in-person voting began Friday, September 19, and runs through November 1. The last day to vote is on Election Day, Tuesday, November 4.
Kamala Harris Says Joe Rogan Lied About Her Stance on Marijuana Discussion
Kamala Harris is pushing back on claims made by Joe Rogan, saying the podcaster “lied” when he suggested she refused to discuss marijuana legalization during the 2024 campaign. In her new book, 107 Days, Harris says her team actually pitched cannabis as one of the main topics. The book, released Tuesday, recounts her whirlwind presidential …
New York to Host 2025 Medical Cannabis Symposium in November, Titled “Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice”
The New York State Office of Cannabis Management, working with Northwell Health, will hold its second annual Medical Cannabis Symposium on November 7, 2025, in Long Island. The event, titled “Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice,” will bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, and trainees to explore the science behind medical cannabis and its role in clinical care.
Washington, D.C. Medical Marijuana Sales Reach $8.2 Million in August, Up 82% From Last Year, Patient Count Rises to Over 73,000
Washington, D.C.’s medical marijuana program reported $8,245,291 in total sales for August 2025, a sharp 82% increase over the $4,520,332 recorded in August 2024. According to a new report released by the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration, dispensaries drove the bulk of revenue, bringing in $5.4 million in August compared to just $2.8 million the …
Study: CBD Reduces Heroin-Seeking Behavior by Altering Key Brain Pathways
Researchers have found that cannabidiol (CBD) may help prevent relapse in heroin addiction, reducing heroin-seeking behavior while normalizing brain changes tied to craving. The team from the Addiction Institute of Mount Sinai published a new study in the journal Biological Psychiatry, which shows that CBD not only reduced cue-induced heroin-seeking behavior in animals but also …
Study: Medical Marijuana Use Much Higher in Legal States, Anxiety and Depression Most Common Conditions
A new nationwide survey published in AJPM Focus finds that access to medical marijuana varies significantly depending on state laws, with major implications for how patients use it and whether they disclose it to their doctors. Researchers at California State University Channel Islands surveyed nearly 3,000 U.S. adults in 2023, with 996 identifying as medical …
CBD Counters Early Alzheimer’s Molecular Changes, Finds New Study
A new study published in the journal Frontiers in Neuroscience finds that cannabidiol (CBD) may play a significant role in slowing the early progression of Alzheimer’s disease. For the study, researchers at Loma Linda University examined how CBD influenced the molecular transition from cognitive decline to Alzheimer’s-like pathology in mice, focusing on brain and blood …
Delaware Regulators Clarify County-Based Marijuana License Assignments Remain in Place, Allows Limited Reassignment
Delaware officials have issued a statement clarifying recent confusion regarding county-based license assignments in the state’s adult-use marijuana program, saying that contrary to recent reports, county-based assignments have not been removed. “Licensees will continue to be assigned to specific counties as part of Delaware’s regulatory framework”, states an OMC press release. “However, the OMC is maintaining …
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