Fire sends NJ weed shop in smoke; 2 firefighters hospitalized
by Jen Ursillo on February 3, 2026
Two firefighters were injured after a fire that broke out above a cannabis dispensary in Irvington caused significant damage, temporarily closing the shop to the public.
Over 7,000 cannabis shops shut as tighter laws reshape Thailand's marijuana market
by Minh Nga on February 3, 2026
More than 7,000 cannabis shops across Thailand have closed their doors after tougher regulations and policy shifts made it increasingly difficult for operators to remain compliant, inflicting heavy financial losses on small business owners.
Surge in break-ins, robberies causes marijuana dispensaries to tighten security
by GEORGIA HILL Capital News Service on February 3, 2026
LANSING — After significant surges in dispensary break-ins and robberies around Michigan, cannabis businesses are adopting stricter security measures. Since Michigan legalized weed for …
Louisville's first medical marijuana dispensary opens on Bardstown Road
by Rya Wooten on February 1, 2026
The first medical marijuana dispensary in Louisville opened Saturday.
Louisville’s first medical cannabis dispensary opens
by Kierstin Foote on January 31, 2026
Louisville’s first medical cannabis dispensary opened on Saturday.
Kentucky's sixth medical marijuana dispensary opens in Louisville
by Olivia Evans,Keely Doll on January 31, 2026
Kentucky Alternative Care opened to the public Jan. 31 at 2401-B Bardstown Road, bringing medical cannabis to Louisville for the first time.
Weed Pardons Spark Gen Z Dispensary Boom
by Sarah Johns on January 30, 2026
The Fresh Toast - Discover how the weed pardon sparks Gen Z dispensary boom, turning pardoned hustlers into cannabis millionaires in 2026.
Frankfort’s first medical marijuana dispensary celebrates grand opening
by Madylin Goins on January 30, 2026
The Frankfort location is nuEra Cannabis’ tenth dispensary and its first in Kentucky.
THC Crackdown For Drivers Coming Back From Ironwood, Michigan Dispensaries
by Ken Hayes on January 30, 2026
There has been an increased focus on THC possession near Ironwood, Michigan by Wisconsin authorities.
Kentucky's 4th medical cannabis dispensary opens in Frankfort
by WDRB Digital Staff on January 30, 2026
NuEra Cannabis opened to the public Friday on Leonardwood Drive in Frankfort, the city's first medical cannabis dispensary and the fourth in the state.
4 new medical cannabis dispensaries to open across Kentucky
by Gabrielle Bunton on January 29, 2026
Additional dispensary, processor, and cultivation openings are expected in the coming weeks.
Louisville's 1st medical marijuana dispensary opens this weekend
by Alex Suckow on January 28, 2026
Medical cannabis will soon be available in Louisville.
Winter storm delays 2 marijuana dispensary openings in Central KY. When you can shop
by Aaron Mudd on January 28, 2026
Winter Storm Fern delayed openings for dispensaries in Nicholasville and Frankfort, but store staff say they’re moving ahead.
ONU poll explores perceptions of 'marijuana' v. 'cannabis'
by From staff reports on January 28, 2026
Finds no strong effect on public opinion
Louisville’s First Medical Marijuana Dispensary Opens This Weekend
by Caleb Stultz on January 28, 2026
Louisville’s first medical marijuana dispensary, Kentucky Alternative Care, opens this weekend in the Highlands as Kentucky expands access to medical cannabis statewide.
Pictou Landing First Nation weed dispensary signage targeted
by Kevin Adshade on January 28, 2026
The battle between First Nations and the Province of Nova Scotia over cannabis sales took another turn recently.
Colorado Marijuana Businesses Caught Diluting Contaminated Products
by Thomas Mitchell on January 28, 2026
According to a memo from state cannabis officials, operators have been caught diluting extractions that failed pesticide testing, among other shady moves.
Government-run cannabis dispensary prepares to open next week (Newsletter: January 28, 2026)
by Tom Angell on January 28, 2026
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Medical marijuana dispensaries open this week in Louisville and Frankfort
by WDRB Digital Staff on January 27, 2026
Medical marijuana dispensaries are set to open in Louisville and Frankfort this week.
First Government-Run Marijuana Store In Minnesota Will Open Next Week, Local Officials Say
by Kyle Jaeger on January 27, 2026
The first government-run marijuana retailer in Minnesota is set to open its doors next week, local officials say. After getting cleared to build the facility, the city of Anoka said it has completed construction and is ready to become operational beginning on Wednesday, February 6. Anoka is one of more than a dozen Minnesota cities
Louisville’s first medical marijuana dispensary to open this weekend
by Ryan Van Velzer on January 27, 2026
The first medical marijuana dispensary in Louisville plans to open Jan. 31 in the Highlands neighborhood.
Akron City Council OKs revised plan for Fairlawn Heights dispensary
by Derek Kreider on January 27, 2026
Akron City Council voted 11-2 in favor of reworked dispensary plan near Ken Stewart's Grille. Merriman Valley shop plan stirs neighbors' opposition.
Exclusive | Bread, eggs, milk— and weed! Potheads swarm cannabis shops to prep...
by Carl Campanile on January 25, 2026
Oakland County weed entrepreneur creates ‘CannaBiz Rescue’ reality show to help save struggling dispensaries in US
by Aileen Wingblad on January 25, 2026
The series’ pilot was completed last year and is being shopped around to TV networks in Los Angeles.
Over 100 pounds of edibles seized at dispensary; woman arrested, says BCSO
by Jacob Beltran on January 23, 2026
Bexar County Sheriff's Office deputies say they followed a woman to a Northwest Side dispensary where they found narcotics, cash and handguns.
Four New Cannabis Recalls Hit 275 Colorado Dispensaries
by Thomas Mitchell on January 23, 2026
All four notices were related to different products and contaminants, with the dates of sale ranging from November 2024 to January 2026.
Denver marijuana dispensary’s licenses revoked after links to interstate drug case, code violations uncovered
by John Aguilar,Katie Langford on January 23, 2026
Denver officials revoked four business licenses for a Montbello marijuana dispensary and grow facility after finding repeated code violations and learning that one of the employees was arrested in …
Arkansas medical cannabis sales hit record $291 million in 2025
by Margaret Jackson on January 23, 2026
But there is untapped potential for growth in the state, where officials have yet to issue the full allotment of retail permits.
Weed backlash grows in Thailand as kids turn to cannabis
by Patpicha Tanakasempipat,Pathom Sangwongwanich on January 23, 2026
The plant could be criminalized once again after next month’s election, four years after its decriminalization.
Can Weed Help Fix the Jersey Shore?
by James Flippin on January 22, 2026
Co-owner Troy Moore measures marijuana at the \

The Devil’s Lettuce Wears Prada: Stylist Patricia Field Is Bringing THC to Fashion Week
by Natalia Kesselman on February 4, 2026 at 6:51 pm
Cannabis has been moving through that underground-to-icon pipeline for decades. So when Patricia Field’s universe collides with a hemp-derived THC beverage on the eve of New York Fashion Week, it doesn’t feel provocative. It feels right on time. This is, after all, the same creative force behind Sex and the City and The Devil Wears The post The Devil’s Lettuce Wears Prada: Stylist Patricia Field Is Bringing THC to Fashion Week first appeared on High Times.
The Good Times Didn’t Kill Him After All: Modest Mouse’s Isaac Brock on Mushrooms and New Music
by Javier Hasse on February 4, 2026 at 5:12 pm
The Modest Mouse frontman reflects on bad trips, fading tolerance, surviving addiction and finishing the next record on sober ears. The post The Good Times Didn’t Kill Him After All: Modest Mouse’s Isaac Brock on Mushrooms and New Music first appeared on High Times.
Cannabis Just Beat the Roses: A Weed Strain Won Europe’s Top Garden Award
by High Times on February 4, 2026 at 4:33 pm
It wasn’t a weed event. It was Europe’s biggest garden show. And a cannabis plant still walked away with the crowd’s vote. The post Cannabis Just Beat the Roses: A Weed Strain Won Europe’s Top Garden Award first appeared on High Times.
Smell Over Potency? This New Tech Says That’s the Future of Weed.
by High Times on February 4, 2026 at 2:50 pm
Headstash by True Terpenes helps brands preserve aroma fidelity at scale, challenging THC as the dominant marker of quality. The post Smell Over Potency? This New Tech Says That’s the Future of Weed. first appeared on High Times.
What Actually Happens at the Oscars of Weed: How the NYC High Times Cannabis Cup Will Go Down
by High Times on February 3, 2026 at 10:17 pm
From trophies to takeovers, here’s what really goes down when the High Times Cannabis Cup lands in New York on February 7. The post What Actually Happens at the Oscars of Weed: How the NYC High Times Cannabis Cup Will Go Down first appeared on High Times.
Strange Bedfellows: NORML and the NRA Both Want The Cannabis Gun Ban Cut Back
by Javier Hasse on February 3, 2026 at 7:05 pm
A Supreme Court case could decide whether the federal government can disarm cannabis users with no proof of impairment, and groups that rarely agree are filing on the same side. The post Strange Bedfellows: NORML and the NRA Both Want The Cannabis Gun Ban Cut Back first appeared on High Times.
Tegridy Ruined Randy
by Hernán Panessi on February 3, 2026 at 3:02 pm
Tegridy Farms turned South Park’s most unpredictable character into a one-note caricature, mirroring how cannabis capitalism hollowed out something that once felt alive. The post Tegridy Ruined Randy first appeared on High Times.
California Is Spending Millions to Decide What Counts as ‘Real’ Cannabis Flavor
by Javier Hasse on February 2, 2026 at 10:36 pm
New state-funded research could reshape how vapes are tested, labeled, and enforced. The post California Is Spending Millions to Decide What Counts as ‘Real’ Cannabis Flavor first appeared on High Times.
The Power 100: The Black Leaders Who Built Cannabis, Not Just the Ones You Know
by Javier Hasse on February 2, 2026 at 10:27 pm
From global icons to behind-the-scenes architects, M4MM’s list records the Black Americans whose work made today’s cannabis industry possible. The post The Power 100: The Black Leaders Who Built Cannabis, Not Just the Ones You Know first appeared on High Times.
CBN for Sleep: Rethinking the Nighttime Cannabis Standard
by High Times on February 2, 2026 at 4:23 pm
More people are turning to cannabis for sleep than ever before, and it’s not hard to understand why. Between demanding work schedules, constant connectivity, and ongoing social, political, and economic stress, quality sleep has become increasingly elusive. Add in factors like chronic pain, menopause, or aging, and sleep deprivation starts to look less like a The post CBN for Sleep: Rethinking the Nighttime Cannabis Standard first appeared on High Times.

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THC Fee Increase in Texas Could Push Patients to the Black Market and Impact Local Businesses
by John Bridges on February 4, 2026
Thousands of Texans rely on medical cannabis to relieve chronic pain, anxiety, or PTSD. At the end of September 2025, Texas had more than 135,000 registered patients, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services. The National Survey on Drug Use and Health estimates that around 4 million residents used cannabis for therapeutic purposes in the past year. Access for these patients could change drastically. On Jan. 9, the Texas Department of State Health Services proposed raising licensing fees for the THC hemp industry.
Former Ayr cannabis cultivation facility in Ohio sells for $28.5 million
by Margaret Jackson on February 4, 2026
Ayr Wellness will continue to operate the facility, which was acquired by a New York-based real estate investment trust.
Hawai‘i’s medical cannabis program strong, well-utilized, independent report indicates
by Tiffany DeMasters on February 4, 2026
The report, prepared by Cannabis Public Policy Consulting, shows that Hawaiʻi’s regulated medical cannabis system captures approximately 86% to 87% of all cannabis spending by registered patients and that monthly medical cannabis sales total about $5.3 million.
The Cannabis Stock Big Money Managers Are Quietly Buying
by Thomas Niel on February 4, 2026
Institutions bought this cannabis stock ahead of rescheduling progress, but did they sell on the news?
Maine lawmakers consider medical cannabis testing bill
by spectrumlocalnews.com on February 4, 2026
Maine's medical cannabis program has more than 1,500 registered caregivers who serve more 100,000 people each year.
Will Florida ever legalize adult-use marijuana?
by Chris Roberts on February 4, 2026
It's an open question after Gov. Ron DeSantis deployed substantial state resources to thwart an MSO-funded marijuana legalization campaign.
Cannabis crash: Oregon’s pot revenue decline hurts mental health services
by Michael Dunne on February 4, 2026
On this edition, we talk with Khushboo Rathore of the Oregon Journalism Project about how lower prices for pot is hurting mental health services dependent on that product's tax revenue. We also talk with KLCC's Macy Moore about her story on the Jackson Street Youth Center.
The Cannabis Stock Big Money Managers Are Quietly Buying
by Thomas Niel on February 4, 2026
Key PointsDuring the third quarter, asset managers increased their positions in Canopy Growth, one of the largest Canada-based integrated cannabis companies.

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