Senator George Burns (R) has prefiled Senate Bill 320 for the 2025 legislative session. The bill would establish a new purchase limit for medical marijuana patients in Oklahoma. If enacted, SB 320 will amend existing state law to limit medical marijuana purchases to no more than two and one-half ounces (70.9 grams) within a one-week …
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Ohio Marijuana Sales Update: Over $378 Million in Combined Sales Since August, $2.3 Billion All-Time
Between August 7 and December 28, marijuana sales in Ohio have reached a total of $378,503,351. This includes $136,336,331 in medical marijuana purchases and $242,167,020 in recreational marijuana sales. The average price per gram has dropped to $7.01, reflecting a continued trend of declining costs for consumers. The average price of a gram of dried …
Incoming Senate Majority Leader Says He’s “Not a Fan” of SAFER Banking Act, Appears Unsure of Marijuana Rescheduling
Senator John Thune, who will take over as Senate Majority Leader later this month, says he’s “not a fan” of SAFER Banking while appearing unsure of his opinion on marijuana rescheduling. When asked by Matt Laslo of Ask a Pol “What are your thoughts on the SAFER Banking Act?”, Senator Thune responded by saying “I’m …
New York Governor Celebrates New York Surpassing $1 Billion in Retail Marijuana Sales
Governor Kathy Hochul today proudly announced that New York State’s cannabis industry has reached a historic milestone of more than $1 billion in retail sales. This achievement “reflects the dedication of entrepreneurs, consumers, and communities who have embraced the legal market and helped to establish New York as a national leader in cannabis equity and …
Federal Judge Rules Gun Ban for Marijuana Consumers is Unconstitutional
A federal judge in Texas has dismissed an indictment against a man who was charged with possessing firearms while using marijuana, ruling the federal law prohibiting such conduct unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge David Briones, presiding over the Western District of Texas, ruled against the prosecution of Adrian Gil, II, citing that the Government failed to …
SciSparc Secures Renewed Approval by Israel Cannabis Agency for Clinical Trial in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
SciSparc Ltd., a specialty clinical-stage pharmaceutical company focusing on the development of therapies to treat disorders of the central nervous system, has received renewed approval from the Israeli Medical Cannabis Agency to conduct a clinical trial of SCI-210, a CBD and CannAmide combination, for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This renewal reaffirms the Company’s …
New York Lawmaker to Refile Legislation to Legalize Medical Psilocybin and Establish Licensed Service Centers
New York Assemblymember Amy Paulin (D) plans to refile her psilocybin legalization bill for the January 2025 legislative session after the measure failed to advance in 2024. The proposed legislation, titled Assembly Bill 10375 during this year’s session, was introduced in May 2024. The measure sought to establish a comprehensive framework for the “regulated adult …
CBD Has Antibacterial and Antibiofilm Potential, “Exhibiting Promise as a Therapeutic Alternative for Oral Diseases”, Finds Study
A new study suggests cannabidiol (CBD) could be a game-changer in fighting gum disease, showing significant antibacterial and antibiofilm effects against harmful oral bacteria. Researchers from Brazil’s Federal University of São João del Rei and Universidade Federal de Uberlândia found CBD to be both effective and non-toxic, highlighting its potential as a therapeutic option for …
35 Marijuana Reviewer Jobs Remain Open in Four States and D.C., Pays Up to $1,500 Weekly
Toker’s Guide is hiring marijuana reviewers across Florida, Maryland, Virginia, New York, and Washington, D.C., offering 35 positions aimed at cannabis enthusiasts with a knack for writing and product evaluation. The company describes itself as “a rapidly growing cannabis start-up helping people find the best weed in their area by utilizing reviews from local connoisseurs.” …
Legislation to Support Collective Bargaining for Marijuana Workers Filed in Washington Legislature
Legislation to establish collective bargaining rights for marijuana workers was filed yesterday in the Washington State House of Representatives. House Bill 1141, introduced by State Representatives Lillian Ortiz-Self and Mary Fossee on December 30, 2024, seeks to establish collective bargaining rights for workers in Washington’s marijuana industry. The bill is scheduled for consideration during the …
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