Legislation filed today in the Washington House by Representative Sharon Wylie (D) would lay out how the state’s legal marijuana system would handle interstate commerce if and when federal law changes to allow it. The bill was referred to the Consumer Protection & Business Committee.
Michigan Cannabis Sales Top $3.2 Billion in 2025 as Price Drops to All-Time Low of $58 Per Ounce
Michigan’s legal marijuana market closed out 2025 with another strong month, according to a new December report from the state’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency, showing continued high sales volumes, low retail prices and steady growth across the licensed industry.
Utah Bill Would Remove Criminal Penalties for First-Time Marijuana Possession of Up to 14 Grams, Reduce Penalties for Subsequent Offenses
Legislation filed yesterday in the Utah House by State Representative Grant Miller (D) would significantly reduce criminal penalties for people caught using or possessing small amounts of marijuana, continuing a gradual shift away from harsher enforcement for low-level offenses.
Curaleaf Opens 160th U.S. Retail Location With New Medical Marijuana Dispensary in Florida
Curaleaf has expanded its national retail footprint with the opening of a new medical marijuana dispensary in Lauderhill, Florida, marking the company’s 160th retail location in the United States and its 71st in Florida.
Study: Cannabis-Infused Beverages Linked to Reduced Alcohol Use and Fewer Binge Drinking Episodes
A new study published in the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs finds that marijuana-infused beverages may help some adults cut back on alcohol consumption, adding to a growing body of research on substitution effects between marijuana and alcohol.
West Virginia Lawmakers Propose Putting Marijuana Legalization Constitutional Amendment on 2026 Ballot
State Senator Mike Woelfel (D) filed Senate Joint Resolution 5 today in the West Virginia Legislature, which would would place on the 2026 ballot a proposal to legalize recreational marijuana and establish a process to expunge past nonviolent cannabis charges, making both a constitutional right.
Colorado Senate Bill Would Require Health Facilities to Allow Medical Marijuana Use by Terminally Ill Patients
Legislation filed today in the Colorado Senate would require licensed health facilities to allow terminally ill patients enrolled in the state’s medical marijuana program to use medical marijuana while receiving care.
West Virginia Bills Filed to Decriminalize Cannabis Possession, Protect Gun Rights for Medical Cannabis Patients
Two marijuana-related bills were filed today in the West Virginia Legislature, one in the House of Delegates and one in the Senate, each addressing a different aspect of how state law treats marijuana use and its legal consequences.
Maryland Bill Would Direct Cannabis Tax Revenue to Veterans Trust Fund
Legislation in the Maryland House that would redirect a portion of the state’s marijuana tax revenue to support the Veterans Trust Fund received its first reading today in the House Ways and Means Committee.
Mississippi Senator Files Companion Bill to Decriminalize First-Time Marijuana Possession
A companion bill to legislation filed last week in the Mississippi House that would decriminalize first-time marijuana possession was introduced today in the state Senate.
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