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Cheyenne, Wyoming City Council Approves Resolution in Support of Decriminalizing Marijuana

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The Cheyenne City Council has given approval to a resolution urging state lawmakers to decriminalize marijuana. The city council for Cheyenne, the capital of Wyoming and its most populated city, passed a resolution this week that it plans to present to the Wyoming Association of Municipalities (WAM) at their next meeting. The resolution, passed by …

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Federally Funded Survey Finds 29% of Those 19 to 30 Have Used Marijuana in Past Month

The federally funded and annual Monitoring the Future (MTF) has released updated marijuana consumption data. The survey, funded by the National Institutes of Health and conducted by the University of Michigan, found that 44% of those 19 to 30 have used marijuana in the past year, while 29% have used it in the past month. …

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It’s Official, Recreational Marijuana Legalization Will be on November Ballot in Ohio

An initiative that would legalize recreational marijuana for everyone 21 and older has officially made its way to the November, 2023 ballot. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose notified the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol today that the group has submitted 127,772 valid signatures from registered voters, surpassing the required 123,367. LaRose says that …

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Florida: Court Rules in Favor of Leafly, Allowing Third-Party Medical Marijuana E-Commerce

A district court has ruled that regulators in Florida must establish a rulemaking process before they can legally block dispensaries from using third-party services such as Leafly and WeedMaps. The 1st District Court of Appeal has unanimously voted to uphold a ruling by Administrative Law Judge Suzanne Van Wyk, who ruled that the Florida Department …

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North Carolina Committee Passes Bill to Regulate Kratom and Hemp-Derived Consumables

A key North Carolina committee has approved legislation that will establish a regulatory and licensing system for both kratom and products made from hemp. The House Committee on Finance has given a favorable report to House Bill 563, allowing it to be referred to the Rules, Calendar, and Operations Committee (RCOC), the last step before …

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Missouri Regulators Issue Recall of Over 62,000 Marijuana Products

The Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation (MDCR) has issued a recall covering more than 62,000 different marijuana products throughout the state. The MDCR says they are “issuing a patient and consumer communication to alert patients and consumers about a mandatory product recall” affecting “manufactured products sold to dispensaries and manufacturers by infused product manufacturer, Delta …

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Missouri Marijuana Sales Pass $123 Million in July

In Missouri there was over $123 million in marijuana sold legally in July, a modest increase from the month prior. For the sixth straight month Missouri marijuana sales passed $100 million, with $123.2 million in sales for July. This is the second highest month so far this year (falling $3 million short of the $126 …

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Montana Marijuana Sales Reach $28.5 Million in July, Break Monthly Record

In Montana July broke a record for the most legal marijuana sold in a single month. According to data released by the Montana Cannabis Control Division, licensed marijuana stores sold $28,552,001 worth of marijuana and marijuana products in July. This beats the previous record of $27,098,679, set in March of this year, by nearly $1.5 …

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As Ohio Prepares to Vote on Legalization, Report Says State Could Make $403 Million In Annual Marijuana Taxes

With it looking likely that marijuana legalization will be on the ballot this November in Ohio, a new report shows just how much the state could gain from legalizing and taxing the plant. According to a new report released by researchers from Ohio State University, the state could gain up to $403 million in new …

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Marijuana Use Not Associated With Negative Survival Outcomes in Liver Transplant Patients, Finds Study

According to a new study a history of using marijuana is not associated with a decrease in survival rates among liver transplant patients, despite some marijuana users being denied such transplants. The study was conducted by researchers at the University of Ottawa and the University of British Columbia, and is published in the Canadian Liver …

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