Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeals has affirmed the state’s authority to enforce limits on total THC concentration in hemp products, siding with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services in a case that could have significantly altered how intoxicating hemp products are regulated.
U.S. Congress: Legislation to Prevent Cannabis Businesses From Taking Tax Deductions Following Rescheduling Gains 15th Sponsor
A federal bill designed to block marijuana businesses from claiming standard tax deductions even if marijuana is rescheduled has gained its 15th sponsor in the House and Senate, and its second new sponsor this week.
New York Senate Committee Advances Bill Allowing Parolees and Probationers to Work in Legal Marijuana Industry
A New York Senate committee has advanced legislation that would allow individuals on parole, probation, or other forms of state supervision to work in the legal cannabis industry.
Wyoming Lawmakers File Bipartisan Bill to Reclassify Marijuana as Schedule III Substance
A bipartisan group of Wyoming lawmakers introduced legislation today that would reschedule cannabis under state law, moving it to Schedule III. This follows similar proposals being filed in Kansas, Mississippi, and West Virginia.
Study: CBC and CBD Combo Shrinks Drug-Resistant Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Tumors in Lab and Animal Models
A new peer-reviewed study published in Drug Delivery and Translational Research by researchers from Florida A&M University reports that combining the non-intoxicating cannabinoids cannabichromene (CBC) and cannabidiol (CBD) produced strong anti-tumor effects against a form of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) that had become resistant to the chemotherapy drug doxorubicin.
New York: Two Assembly Committees Approve Bill to Allow Cannabis Dispensaries to Stay Open Near Houses of Worship
A New York Assembly proposal that would loosen where adult-use marijuana dispensaries are allowed to operate advanced Tuesday after being approved by two key committees in a single day, positioning the measure for potential floor action in the near future.
Washington House Overwhelmingly Passes Bill Allowing Terminal Patients to Use Medical Marijuana in Care Facilities
The Washington House of Representatives has approved legislation requiring certain health care facilities to allow terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana, passing the measure by a decisive 89 to 6 vote.
Florida Patients Purchased Over 2.03 Billion mg of THC and 700,041 Ounces of Smokable Marijuana So Far in 2026
Florida’s medical marijuana market continues to operate at an extraordinary pace in the first weeks of 2026, according to a new update from the Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU).
U.S. Congress: Bicameral Bill to Keep Marijuana Tax Penalties Intact Even After Rescheduling Gains 14th Sponsor
A federal proposal designed to keep marijuana businesses from claiming standard tax deductions even after cannabis is rescheduled nationwide has added its first new backer in nearly a year.
Montana Marijuana Sales Reach $26.9 Million in January, Bringing All-Time Total to $1.3 Billion
Montana’s legal marijuana market brought in $26,889,204 in sales during January, marking a strong start to the year and continuing the state’s steady pace of consumer demand.
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