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Who are the companies vying to join Texas’ medical marijuana program?
by Karen Brooks Harper on December 6, 2025
Texas’ new medical THC companies could start operating as early as next year.
Canna Blooms opens as Long Island's 12th cannabis dispensary
by Carl MacGowan on December 5, 2025
Canna Blooms, Long Island's 12th cannabis dispensary, opens in Farmingville, marking a milestone for the Oberois' dream store after 18 years.
Kentucky's First Medical Marijuana Dispensary Will Open In 'Next Couple Of Weeks,' Governor Says, Touting Cannabis As Opioid Alternative
by Kyle Jaeger on December 5, 2025
Kentucky’s governor says the state is “very, very close” to launching its medical marijuana program, which he expects to happen “within the next couple of weeks”—a move he says will help thousands of patients find an alternative to opioids for pain management. During a press briefing on Thursday, Gov. Andy Beshear (D) was asked by
New federal hemp law creates uncertainty for NY cannabis industry
by Don Cazentre | dcazentre@nyup.com on December 5, 2025
Opinions differ on the new law's effect on local producers and retailers.
Request withdrawn for Highland Square cannabis dispensary
by Abby Cymerman on December 5, 2025
OPC Cultivation LLC withdrew its petition to establish a licensed dual-use cannabis dispensary in Akron's Highland Square neighborhood.
Richmond-area medical marijuana dispensaries to be sold in $110M deal to new operator
by Jack Jacobs on December 4, 2025
Connecticut-based Curaleaf plans to buy the four local retail dispensaries and large cultivation facility owned by The Cannabist Co. in a deal expected to close in early 2026.
Eastham Dispensary Plans to Add Medical Marijuana
by Jack Styler on December 4, 2025
EASTHAM — In the Outer Cape’s saturated cannabis market, one Eastham dispensary, Emerald Grove, is looking to expand into dispensing medical marijuana. The shop, in the Main Street Mercantile complex
Kingston's seventh cannabis dispensary to open on Broadway
by Staff on December 3, 2025
Kingston has quickly established itself as the weed capital of Ulster County. The city's seventh licensed cannabis retailer, The Hub Dispensary, recently began setting up shop at 728 Broadway, next to Eng's. There's no word yet on an official opening date. The Hub is currently looking for sales a
Texas DPS issuing conditional licenses for two medical marijuana dispensaries in Houston region
by Kyle McClenagan on December 3, 2025
The announcement by DPS comes less than a month after President Donald Trump passed a federal spending measure that included a nationwide ban on all hemp-derived THC products beginning on Jan. 1, 2027. The impending ban would not apply to medical dispensaries in states that have legalized them.
Houston may get its first official medical cannabis stores
by Faith Bugenhagen on December 3, 2025
New approvals arrive as federal THC ban looms over the industry.
What to know when the ban on most US hemp products goes into effect
by Hannah Harris Green on December 3, 2025
Ban set to be enforced in November 2026 will change pricing, availability and composition of products
Virginia lawmakers showcase proposed cannabis retail market legislation
by Colton Game on December 2, 2025
Virginia lawmakers convened on Tuesday to review proposed amendments to a 2026 cannabis retail market bill.
Redmond approves first 2 marijuana dispensaries. Here's where they're going
by Beatrice Byrd, Reporter on December 2, 2025
Redmond has approved its first marijuana dispensaries, with Oregrown and The Flower Room preparing to open their doors soon.
9 Texas marijuana dispensaries considered for licenses in medical program expansion
by Amber Kite on December 2, 2025
Nine new businesses were conditionally selected by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) to dispense low-THC cannabis under the state's Compassionate Use Program (TCUP).
Texas’ rapidly expanding medical THC program names nine likely new providers
by Karen Brooks Harper on December 2, 2025
The new companies will join the three current license holders in the 10-year-old Texas Compassionate Use Program.
Smart & Safe Florida: Cannabis Amendment on Track for 2026 Ballot
by Christine Sexton on December 1, 2025
Expressing confidence, the group won’t challenge a judge's ruling that threw out 200,000 petition signatures.
Now Serving: Local Dispensary’s THC Beverages Win National Awards
by Sophie Bolich on November 30, 2025
Plus: A recap of the week's food and beverage news.
Illegal marijuana sold as hemp is found across Missouri, industry report shows
by Columbia Missourian | By on November 30, 2025
Test results showed that 96% of the products purchased for the research were actually marijuana or synthetic THC — tetrahydrocannabinol, the main ingredient in a cannabis plant that makes users feel high.
What to know about the looming federal ban on THC-infused drinks and snacks
by PBS News on November 28, 2025
Buried in the bill that ended the federal government shutdown this month was a provision to ban impairing beverages and snacks made from hemp, which have proliferated across the country in recent years.
The other thing Americans consume in record numbers on Thanksgiving: marijuana
by Marissa J. Lang on November 27, 2025
At a Maryland cannabis dispensary on ‘Green Wednesday,’ a day that has begun to rival 4/20 for the most weed sales, one product sold out in 15 minutes.

Florida Senator Moves To Let Medical Patients Grow Their Own Cannabis
by Javier Hasse on December 8, 2025 at 4:29 pm
Home grow has been missing from Florida’s medical system since 2016. A new bill would give patients limited cultivation rights. The post Florida Senator Moves To Let Medical Patients Grow Their Own Cannabis first appeared on High Times.
The Government Just Outlawed Hemp Again. Now They Admit They Can’t Police It.
by Javier Hasse on December 8, 2025 at 4:24 pm
A new Congressional report says the government outlawed most hemp products without a clear plan to police them. Even federal agencies admit resources are thin. The post The Government Just Outlawed Hemp Again. Now They Admit They Can’t Police It. first appeared on High Times.
Meet the Publisher: ‘Give It to You Raw’ — The True Story of Josh Kesselman, RAW Papers and the Spanish Factory That Shaped a Rolling-Paper Empire (Part I)
by Rolando García on December 8, 2025 at 2:19 pm
Joshua Kesselman, the man behind the RAW® brand of rolling papers and other smoking accessories, didn’t name his brand after a process. He named it after a feeling. A feeling of realness, energy, and truth. The word came to him “through the emotion in a classic hip-hop track’s lyrics; a raw expression of honesty and The post Meet the Publisher: ‘Give It to You Raw’ — The True Story of Josh Kesselman, RAW Papers and the Spanish Factory That Shaped a Rolling-Paper Empire (Part I) first appeared on High Times.
Ashtrays Don’t Forget: A Weird, Honest Look at Cannabis Culture
by Travis Owens on December 8, 2025 at 1:30 pm
A surreal trip through decades of cannabis culture—from 90s paranoia to modern Mylar hype—and what’s still real beneath the noise. The post Ashtrays Don’t Forget: A Weird, Honest Look at Cannabis Culture first appeared on High Times.
ExpoCannabis Brasil Draws 42,000 People As Brazil’s Cannabis Movement Accelerates
by Marcello Paes on December 7, 2025 at 4:54 pm
Latin America’s fastest-growing cannabis event returned for its third edition, bringing together activists, medical leaders, brands and policymakers at a pivotal moment for the country’s emerging industry. The post ExpoCannabis Brasil Draws 42,000 People As Brazil’s Cannabis Movement Accelerates first appeared on High Times.
I Slammed a Bag of Edibles on My Lunch Break…and Somehow Ended up on the Leadership Team
by Victoria Burkard on December 7, 2025 at 2:30 pm
Lunch breaks hit different when you’re an LA gig worker who still clocks into a day job. Warehouse in the morning and creative at night—my whole life runs on a double-shift timeline, and sometimes I forget which version of myself I’m supposed to be feeding. So when my break finally rolled around, I walked out The post I Slammed a Bag of Edibles on My Lunch Break…and Somehow Ended up on the Leadership Team first appeared on High Times.
Inside Uncle Rico’s Dojo: The Burn Slow Doctrine
by Ricardo Pereyda on December 6, 2025 at 2:00 pm
A veteran writer reflects on civil disobedience, cannabis, trauma, and the “Burn Slow” doctrine that helped him rebuild a life inside his psychedelic war room. The post Inside Uncle Rico’s Dojo: The Burn Slow Doctrine first appeared on High Times.
A Practical Guide to Choosing Cannabis or Psychedelics Journalists and Podcasts for Your Brand
by Drew Tybus on December 5, 2025 at 7:00 pm
In industries built on culture as much as commerce, the right storyteller can shape how your brand is understood. Cannabis and psychedelics companies do not simply sell products. They communicate trust, purpose, and transformation. Choosing a journalist or podcast to represent your voice is not only a marketing decision. It is a reputational investment. After The post A Practical Guide to Choosing Cannabis or Psychedelics Journalists and Podcasts for Your Brand first appeared on High Times.
When the Smoke Cleared: Finding Purpose Through Grief and Grass
by Sasha Carr on December 5, 2025 at 3:00 pm
As science and stories align, cannabis is emerging as an unexpected ally in helping people process grief, trauma, and emotional healing. The post When the Smoke Cleared: Finding Purpose Through Grief and Grass first appeared on High Times.
Legacy in Action: A Conversation with Rohan Marley and the Mission Behind The Whine Down
by Chef Nikki Steward on December 4, 2025 at 7:00 pm
When I sat down with Rohan Marley ahead of The Whine Down—our cultural benefit experience supporting the Bob & Rita Marley Foundation’s hurricane relief efforts in Jamaica—our conversation moved quickly into the teachings that have shaped his life. Before we talked logistics, food, or philanthropy, he returned to something much older: a lesson from his The post Legacy in Action: A Conversation with Rohan Marley and the Mission Behind The Whine Down first appeared on High Times.

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Judge appears skeptical of lawsuit against Michigan's new weed tax
by Arpan Lobo on December 8, 2025
A Michigan judge declined to strike down a new tax on the wholesale price of marijuana, set to take effect Jan. 1.
Michigan's giant new pot tax can remain in place, judge rules
by FOX 2 Detroit on December 8, 2025
The new tax would raise $420 million for road construction.
Cannabis seized in farm | Rajkot News - The Times of India
by The Times Of India on December 8, 2025
Palanpur: The Arvalli district Special Operations Group (SOG) arrested a 64-year-old man from Mathasalulya village after seizing illegal cannabis plan.
California cannabis tax hike hurt legal sales, state data shows
by Chris Roberts on December 8, 2025
A since-canceled hike in California cannabis taxes depressed sales, just as many operators and observers predicted it would.
Michigan judge denies cannabis industry request for injunction to block new wholesale marijuana tax
by Ben Solis on December 8, 2025
A group of cannabis industry advocates were unable to convince a Michigan Court of Claims judge that they would face irreparable harm if a new 24% wholesale tax on marijuana went into effect to fund the state’s future road repairs. In an opinion issued Monday, Court of Claims Judge Sima Patel said she was denying
What is 'scromiting'? New medical slang divides health experts, cannabis advocates
by Greta Cross on December 8, 2025
"Scromiting" is a symptom of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, a side effect of prolonged marijuana use that results in nausea and vomiting.
Cannabis lounges could soon be legal. Will the South Coast opt in? - The New Bedford Light
by Isabelle Oss / Boston University Statehouse Program on December 8, 2025
Rules for social consumption establishments for marijuana could be approved this month.
Is Trump About to Outflank Democrats on Cannabis? Progressives Sound the Alarm
by @ivn on December 8, 2025
As President Donald Trump signals renewed interest in reclassifying cannabis from a Schedule I drug to Schedule III, a policy goal long championed by liberals and libertarians, the reaction among some partisan progressive advocates is not celebration, but concern.

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