PharmaCann Inc. drops a bombshell in northeast Pennsylvania with plans to close its main cannabis growing and processing plant near Olyphant. The facility shutdown will lay off...
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Mass Lawmakers Cool Cannabis Repeal Drive
Massachusetts lawmakers showed zero interest in backing a ballot push to kill the state’s legal adult-use cannabis market during a sharp committee hearing on March 23....
PharmaCann Shuts Denver Plant, Cuts 132 Jobs
PharmaCann Inc. plans to close its massive Denver cannabis grow facility in two months, wiping out 132 jobs in a stark sign of Colorado’s weed market...
7 States Race for Cannabis Legal Wins in 2026
Seven states fight tight deadlines to legalize cannabis in 2026. Idaho activists top 73,000 signatures for medical access just weeks from cutoff. Pennsylvania lawmakers eye adult-use markets with...
Ohio Lawmakers Override Voters Cannabis Victory
Ohio voters thought they had spoken loud and clear in 2023 when a majority backed legal recreational cannabis. But lawmakers just slammed the door shut on that...
Pennsylvania Senate Votes to Ban Intoxicating Hemp Products
In a rare show of bipartisan unity, Pennsylvania senators moved Tuesday to shut down the sale of intoxicating hemp products like delta-8 THC and THCA flower,...
Michigan Cannabis Sales Defy 24% Tax Fears
Fears gripped Michigan’s cannabis industry that a new 24% wholesale tax would jack up prices and crush demand. Two months in, those worries look overblown. Licensed dispensaries...
Virginia Passes Recreational Cannabis Sales Bill for 2027
Virginia lawmakers just opened the door for adults to buy cannabis legally. After years of stalled efforts, the state Senate and House approved a deal on...
Georgia House Unlocks Medical Cannabis Boom
Georgia lawmakers just took a bold step to fix one of the nation’s tightest medical cannabis programs. On March 12, the House voted 138-21 to pass...
Tennessee Senate Rejects Cannabis Home Grow Bill in Close Vote
Tennessee lawmakers took a bold step toward cannabis reform but stopped short of full support. On March 11, the state Senate committee voted down a bill...










