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by Nicole Rosenthal,Zoe Hussain on October 7, 2025
Riverhead Yet to OK Cannabis Dispensary Despite Ruling
by Dan's Staff on October 7, 2025
Nearly three years after NY issued his retail license, Brian Stark has yet to open his dispensary in Riverhead, despite a recent court ruling in his favor.
Cannabis industry warns of fallout from new 24% Michigan marijuana tax
by Noelle Friel on October 3, 2025
Michigan’s cannabis industry leaders are sounding the alarm about an impending 24% wholesale tax on marijuana that is set to take effect in January, warning it could drive consumers to the illegal market and put small operations out of business.
Matawan's Newest Cannabis Dispensary Has Grand Opening Saturday
by Carly Baldwin on October 3, 2025
Vigor Dispensary, located in the former music school building at 1082 Rt. 34 in Matawan, will have a grand opening Saturday.
Brooklyn weed shop's closure has industry warning it could be the start of a wave
by https://www.facebook.com/* on October 2, 2025
The high-profile cannabis lifestyle brand Happy Munkey has shuttered its second New York City cannabis dispensary less than a year after it opened, a closure that at least for now appears to be indefinite, if not permanent.
Successful Brockton cannabis dispensary opens in Taunton. Key to success? What's on menu?
by Daniel Schemer on October 2, 2025
In Good Health, located where Commonwealth Alternative Care closed in Taunton, grows much of its own cannabis and makes many of its own products.
Kansas officials raid smoke shops in crackdown on ‘brazen’ sales of marijuana and THC products
by Sherman Smith on October 2, 2025
Marijuana remains completely illegal in Kansas. On Wednesday, KBI and local law enforcement raided smoke and vape shops in Concordia, McPherson, Pratt, Salina, Topeka and Wichita accused of illegal retail drug sales.
N.Y. emergency rooms see spike in cannabis-related visits
by spectrumlocalnews.com on October 1, 2025
In New York, dispensaries are required to have their products labeled.
Village of Bellville to ask voters whether to allow marijuana dispensary
by Lou Whitmire on October 1, 2025
An adult cannabis dispensary shall not be permitted in the village unless approved by a majority of electors, per resolution on file at the board of elections.
To Weed or Not to Weed, Circleville to Host Public Forum on Future of Marijuana Dispensaries
by Jeremy Newman on October 1, 2025
CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio – Circleville City Council will hold a community forum later this month to gather public input on whether the city should allow a marijuana dispensary to open. The forum is scheduled for Wednesday, October 23, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Circleville Library. Residents will hav
MN cannabis businesses upset that medical marijuana providers can sell recreational weed immediately
by Matt DeLong on September 30, 2025
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Denver Welcomes Several New Dispensaries as Longtime Stores Close
by Thomas Mitchell on September 30, 2025
New stores opened as summer ended, but some popular dispensaries closed for good.
Hundreds protest proposed marijuana tax hike in Michigan Capitol
by Craig Mauger on September 30, 2025
Inside the Capitol, demonstrators chanted, "Save our jobs," while outside people carried signs with messages like, "Don't tax my peace."
Southampton pot dispensary can stay in current location, court rules
by Lee Meyer on September 30, 2025
A court order reverses a recent review by the state that reinterpreted whether dispensaries were complying with state school-distance requirements.
Smoke and mirrors in cannabis zoning
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In New Orleans, marijuana dispensaries — like the one opening soon in our community can be granted a permit without any neighborhood notice. And in Louisiana, unlike other neighboring states, dispensaries can open up next to a library or a school or a daycare.
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by Chris Roberts on September 30, 2025
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Court order: Weed shops continue near New York schools
by Johan Sheridan on September 29, 2025
A New York court has ordered state cannabis regulators to temporarily halt enforcing a stricter interpretation of a rule regarding the distance between marijuana dispensaries and schools, allowing …
A drug made from marijuana reduced back pain in a large study
by Associated Press on September 29, 2025
Patients reported provided less pain, better sleep and improved physical function.
Minnesota’s first non-tribal recreational dispensaries open two years after legalization
by Minnesota Reformer on September 29, 2025
They join a handful of tribal dispensaries, such as NativeCare in Red Lake, which got a head start in selling non-medical cannabis thanks to compacts between Minnesota and tribal nations
Proposed marijuana tax would raise $420 million for Michigan roads. Here's what one dispensary has to say
by Colin Jankowski on September 26, 2025
A Lansing dispensary owner says he's opposed to a 24% wholesale tax proposed as part of state budget agreements this week, and says it could drive consumers to the black market.

High Times Editor-in-Chief Nominated for His Second ‘Cannabis Journalist of the Year’ Award: Here’s How to Vote
by High Times on October 7, 2025 at 8:09 pm
Javier Hasse is nominated again for Cannabis Journalist of the Year at the 2025 Emjays. Vote daily through December 4 in Las Vegas. The post High Times Editor-in-Chief Nominated for His Second ‘Cannabis Journalist of the Year’ Award: Here’s How to Vote first appeared on High Times.
Argentina’s President, Trump’s Ally, Turns Rock Frontman as Narco Scandal Looms
by Rolando García on October 7, 2025 at 7:49 pm
On October 6, 2025, Argentine President Javier Milei took the stage at a packed Movistar Arena stadium in Buenos Aires, belting out rock anthems in a black leather jacket as circa 10,000 supporters roared. It was billed as the launch of his new book, La Construcción del Milagro (The Construction of the Miracle), and it The post Argentina’s President, Trump’s Ally, Turns Rock Frontman as Narco Scandal Looms first appeared on High Times.
Seth Rogen Confesses His First Award Wasn’t An Emmy, It Was ‘Stoner of the Year’
by Javier Hasse on October 7, 2025 at 7:18 pm
Seth Rogen walked onto Jimmy Kimmel Live! with four fresh Emmys and the grin of a man who finally got his flowers. Then he told America something better. Before the golden TV people, he won a bong. “I was… back-to-back winner of the High Times Stoner of the Year,” he said. And then the kicker. The post Seth Rogen Confesses His First Award Wasn’t An Emmy, It Was ‘Stoner of the Year’ first appeared on High Times.
The High Price Of Cannabis Tariffs: Culture, Risk And Survival
by High Times Contributors on October 7, 2025 at 6:20 pm
By Brendan O’Connor The cannabis industry is currently facing a brewing storm of rising tariffs, which are significantly increasing operational costs across the board. Currently, Chinese imports are subjected to a 30% tariff, but this is only locked in for 90 days. And with much of the US cannabis industry relying on imports from China The post The High Price Of Cannabis Tariffs: Culture, Risk And Survival first appeared on High Times.
US Hemp Roundtable Encourages Trump to Stop Potential Hemp Ban, Protect American Industry
on October 7, 2025 at 4:46 pm
A proposed definition change to hemp would wipe out 95% of an American industry ‘that you are so proud of,’ the advocacy group tells Trump.
Smoke DZA on Weed, Anxiety, and Why Curren$y Doesn’t Share His Stash
by Shirley Ju on October 7, 2025 at 4:23 pm
In the ever-expanding world of Hip-Hop, few names resonate as strongly with both lyricism and lifestyle as Smoke DZA. Known to fans as The Kushed God, the Harlem native has built a career on sharp wordplay, timeless collaborations, and a devotion to the culture that raised him. But beyond his catalog, DZA stands tall as The post Smoke DZA on Weed, Anxiety, and Why Curren$y Doesn’t Share His Stash first appeared on High Times.
Flying High: Inside NYC’s New Cannabis Carrier Pigeon Project
by Marian Venini on October 7, 2025 at 4:16 pm
Cannabis delivery in New York City has reached a whole new level, with a company announcing its ongoing plan to use carrier pigeons to deliver weed. The post Flying High: Inside NYC’s New Cannabis Carrier Pigeon Project first appeared on High Times.
STIIIZY Debuts High-Dose Hemp-Derived THC Seltzers and Sodas
on October 7, 2025 at 8:59 am
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JP Brand Advisors, Canopy USA Form Strategic Partnership to Expand Hemp Beverage Distribution
on October 7, 2025 at 8:50 am
The partnership includes distributing Wana’s hemp-based beverages and gummies.
Spain Approves Decree to Legalize Medical Cannabis Use in Health Care System
on October 7, 2025 at 8:22 am
The royal decree is to allow doctors to prescribe cannabis in hospital pharmacies to patients with conditions untreatable by other medicines.
High Fidelity: I Tested Grado’s Hemp Headphones and Got Lost in the Sound
by Javier Hasse on October 6, 2025 at 6:04 pm
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by Javier Hasse on October 6, 2025 at 5:16 pm
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General Practitioner Physicians in Germany Rarely Prescribe Medical Cannabis
on October 6, 2025 at 5:01 pm
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by Camila Berriex on October 6, 2025 at 4:36 pm
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Ghosts In the Fields: A Spiritual Reflection on Smoke and Breath
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Verano Provides Update on Canadian Postal Strike
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CSQ 2.0 Brings Accredited Certification Within Reach for Operators Across the Supply Chain
on October 6, 2025 at 6:11 am
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Michigan Lawmakers Pass 24% Cannabis Wholesale Tax, Dealing Devastating Blow to Industry
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The Cost of Doing Nothing: How Delay and Indecision Are Sinking Cultivation Businesses
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Two applicants approved, two denied for Nebraska cannabis cultivation licenses
by Sam Cobb on October 8, 2025
On Tuesday, the three remaining commissioners took a step forward by approving the first two licenses for the marijuana cultivators in the state, one in Omaha and one in Raymond, though it comes six days after the initial Oct. 1 deadline to do so.
Richmond lands major cannabis facility, around 45 new jobs expected
by Jackson Plank on October 8, 2025
Natural State Green Grass Canna Co., part of the multi-state Dark Horse Cannabis company, will grow, cultivate and process cannabis at a facility in the Richmond Industrial Park.
Nebraska’s first medical cannabis cultivators offered licenses as legal threats loom
by Zach Wendling on October 8, 2025
The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission offered the state’s first medical cannabis cultivator licenses Tuesday.
Cannabis group sues state over new wholesale marijuana tax
by FOX 17 News on October 8, 2025
The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging a new 24% wholesale tax on marijuana.
Rural baker grain elevator one step closer to transforming into cannabis business
by @ValleyNewsLive on October 8, 2025
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Fergus Falls cannabis business to close after City Council approves only 2 dispensaries
by Michael McGurran on October 8, 2025
After years of uncertainty, Fergus Falls cannabis business Sugar High will close on Oct. 31 following the City Council's rejection of its recreational license.
Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission hit major milestone, begins licensing to cultivators
by John Grinvalds on October 7, 2025
The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission, still behind statutory schedule, began voting to award licenses to cannabis cultivators on Tuesday afternoon.
Medical Cannabis Commission approves initial set of cultivator applications, denies others
by @NebPublicMedia on October 7, 2025
Nancy Laughlin-Wagner, on behalf of Midwest Cultivators Group in Omaha, and Patrick Thomas of Raymond will each receive an offer of licensure to grow and cultivate up to 1,250 flowering marijuana plants for medical purposes.

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