Vermont Rewrites Its Cannabis Rules, Signaling a Shift Operators Can't Ignore
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signed legislation on June 18 that materially expands the operational and commercial boundaries of the state's adult-use cannabis market. The law doubles purchase and
Stonehenge Draws Over 20,000 Visitors at Summer Solstice, Raising Crowd and Site Management Questions
More than 20,000 people gathered at Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England, on Sunday to mark the summer solstice - the longest day of the year - watching the rising sun align with the megalithic
Medical Cannabis Operators Face Federal Registration Deadline as DEA Compliance Pressure Builds
The window for medical cannabis operators to secure early federal standing is closing fast. With the Department of Justice's registration portal now open and a June 26 deadline for expedited-review
Chicago Atlantic Declares Q2 Dividend, Signaling Steady Appetite for Cannabis Lending
Chicago Atlantic Real Estate Finance, Inc. (NASDAQ: REFI) announced a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.47 per share for the second quarter of 2026, payable July 15 to shareholders of record as
New South Wales Sets a Legal THC Driving Threshold That Could Reshape Cannabis Regulation Globally
New South Wales is moving to establish the first roadside THC limit for medicinal cannabis patients anywhere in the world - a shift that reframes the drug-driving debate from a binary pass-or-fail
Kentucky Inspector General Clears Medical Cannabis Licensing Process, but Complaints Persist
Kentucky's medical cannabis licensing program has received a clean bill of health from state regulators - at least on paper. A May 7 report from the Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet's
Michigan Regulator Files Complaint After Processor Found Holding Out-of-State Cannabis Products
A Michigan cannabis processor is facing potential license suspension and significant fines after state inspectors discovered more than 12,000 individual cannabis products at its Harrison Township
Belmont Cannabis License Transfers to Clover Partners for $1 Million, Triggering New Host Agreement
A cannabis retail license originally held by Mint Cannabis, LLC - the operator that had signed two separate host community agreements with the Town of Belmont, Massachusetts, and planned to open a
Cannabis Stocks Keep Falling as Rescheduling Fails to Fix the Real Problems
The rescheduling of marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under a recent executive order from President Trump has renewed chatter about whether cannabis equities are finally due for a recovery.
Insurance Integration Could Reposition Medical Cannabis as a Healthcare Asset
Medical cannabis has spent a decade being priced like a commodity and valued like a startup. That may be changing. A convergence of federal rescheduling movement, nascent insurance reimbursement