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Alcohol Industry Group Launches Push To Regulate Hemp THC Drinks Instead Of Banning Them

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March 24, 2026

[#item_full_content] A major alcohol industry trade association is launching a new campaign pushing Congress to call off a scheduled ban on hemp THC beverages and instead regulate the products for consumer access. Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA) on Tuesday announced it has created an educational microsite on the issue that offers resources on the Alcohol Industry Group Launches Push To Regulate Hemp THC Drinks Instead Of Banning Them Read More

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by , The Columbus Dispatch on March 22, 2026
Wintersville, Ohio has less than 4,000 residents, but is one of the Buckeye State's top spots for marijuana sales.
New Ohio cannabis law takes effect, bringing new rules on use, transport and sales
by Hunter Bertram on March 20, 2026
Effort to repeal ban on hemp, THC drinks, fails as debate about cannabis use continues
by Nora Igelnik on March 19, 2026
A new marijuana law goes into effect on March 20 since a cannabis advocacy group does not get enough signatures to get a referendum on the ballot by March 19.
Phoenix dispensary’s ‘Cheech & Chong’ prerolls recalled for fungus issue
by Zach Buchanan on March 18, 2026
Arizona weed products associated with JARS Cannabis were taken off shelves due to a possible contamination of Aspergillus.
Ohio to restrict THC drinks, hemp products after group fails to block law
by Haley BeMiller on March 18, 2026
Ohioans for Cannabis Choice didn't collect enough signatures for its effort to block a new hemp and marijuana law from taking effect March 20.
Speakeasy Dispensary Offers Low-Cost Medical Cannabis Certification in Kentucky
by Cannabis Equipment News on March 18, 2026
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An Army Reservist Owns a Cannabis Dispensary. It May End His Career.
by Ashley Southall on March 18, 2026
Selling marijuana is strictly prohibited in the military. What that means for soldiers who own businesses is unclear.
Guide: Highly Rated Cannabis Dispensaries Near Albany
by Pamela Mahler on March 17, 2026
Canna-curious about where to find a dispensary near Albany? This guide features every licensed Albany cannabis dispensary for adults 21+.
Virginia to Launch Adult-Use Dispensary Sales in January 2027
by Tony Lange on March 16, 2026
State lawmakers agreed on the specifics of a cannabis sales bill, from the launch date to taxes, licensing fees, regulatory duties, and more.
Alabama Medical Marijuana Sales Near Launch After Years Of Delay
by Marijuana Moment on March 15, 2026
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Louisville dispensary helps patients apply for medical cannabis cards at reduced cost
by Reyna Katko on March 15, 2026
A Louisville dispensary is helping people apply for medical marijuana cards at a discounted rate.
60 pounds of marijuana seized in Middletown smoke shop crackdown: Cops
by Richard Chumney on March 14, 2026
Police seized large amounts of marijuana and other THC-infused products during raids at three separate stores Tuesday, police said.
Medical marijuana dispensary coming to Talladega
by Rob Strickland Daily Home correspondent on March 13, 2026
An Ashland physician is one of only 9 doctors authorized to recommend medical cannabis for patients in Alabama, and Talladega will have one of the few dispensaries in the state.
New Texas THC rules could ban smokable hemp by March 31
by Faith Bugenhagen on March 12, 2026
New Texas health rules change how THC is measured in hemp products, a move that could effectively ban smokable hemp statewide.
Cannabis products grow in popularity, but pose risks. What to know about THC.
by Tammy Grubb on March 12, 2026
Federal laws set to take effect later this year could pose a threat to the state’s estimated $1 billion-plus THC industry.
Small businesses prepare for Ohio's hemp ban. ‘We’re the ones who suffer’
by , The Columbus Dispatch on March 12, 2026
Ohio CBD stores and breweries face an uncertain future as the state prepares to ban hemp and THC drinks.
‘Our market’s not fully rolled out’: Delaware retail weed sales fall far short of estimates, trail New Jersey and Maryland
by Cris Barrish on March 12, 2026
State officials contend the market will expand when new growers, manufacturers and retailers begin operating and prices become more competitive.
Colorado Weed Prices Reach a Sad New Low
by Thomas Mitchell on March 11, 2026
"The consumer largely doesn't care. They want big buds that are cheap and test high in THC."
Texas ban on selling smokable cannabis takes effect March 31
by Nathan Bernier on March 11, 2026
New state rules change how THC levels are calculated and raise fees on hemp businesses by as much as 4,000%
First ‘craft cannabis’ products hit recreational dispensaries in Minnesota
by Nicole Ki on March 11, 2026
Minnesota’s “craft cannabis” market is starting to take shape as the first few products from small, independent producers make it to dispensary shelves. But producers say testing is proving to be the biggest obstacle.
Boston’s TD Garden owners suing nearby weed dispensary ‘The Boston Garden’ in trademark claim
by Harry Cockburn on March 10, 2026
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Eliminating Oklahoma's medical marijuana industry would be 'death blow,' costly to state
by Emma Murphy of Oklahoma Voice on March 10, 2026
During his State of the State address last month, Gov. Kevin Stitt called on lawmakers to send a ballot measure back to voters that would make medical marijuana illegal and shut down the industry.
Boston Garden pot shop sued by TD Garden owner: "Never heard of anybody confusing us with the arena"
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by Anna Barrett,Alabama Reflector on March 9, 2026
The first place in Alabama one can purchase legal medical cannabis might be open soon.
Eliminating Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry would be ‘death blow,’ costly to state
by Emma Murphy on March 9, 2026
In the months after Oklahoma voters legalized medical marijuana, Mike Khemmoro and his business partner poured their life’s savings into founding a thriving business that has grown to 10 locations.
Some NJ Girl Scouts ‘got in trouble’ with leaders for selling cookies at weed dispensary. But they aren’t the only enterprising troop
by Erin Keller on March 8, 2026
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The buyers expect Colorado's cannabis market will "continue to consolidate over time."
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by Amanda Pitts on March 6, 2026
A Girl Scout troop's idea to sell cookies outside of a Mount Laurel, New Jersey, marijuana dispensary has drawn both praise and criticism.
Mom’s homemade medical cannabis recipe now being sold at Georgia dispensaries
by Chelsea Beimfohr on March 6, 2026
A Georgia mother now has a medical cannabis oil for sale on dispensary shelves.
Burlington County Girl Scouts told they can’t sell cookies outside marijuana dispensary
by News 12 - Default on March 6, 2026
A representative for the Girl Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey said that Girl Scouts are only allowed to set up booths outside businesses where they themselves can enter and purchase something.

Too $hort, Vic Mensa And More Pull Up For Season 2 Of ‘Spitfire With Shirley Ju’
by Javier Hasse on March 23, 2026 at 10:43 pm
After pulling stories out of names like Snoop Dogg and The Game in season one, Spitfire with Shirley Ju returns in April with Too $hort, Vic Mensa, Slug, Shordie Shordie and more. The post Too $hort, Vic Mensa And More Pull Up For Season 2 Of ‘Spitfire With Shirley Ju’ first appeared on High Times.
Meet the 19 Experts the UN Chose to Help Shape the Future of Drug Policy
by Sara Brittany Somerset on March 23, 2026 at 8:52 pm
The Commission on Narcotic Drugs’ new 19-member expert panel will help inform the UN’s 2029 global drug policy review, with potential consequences for cannabis regulation, harm reduction, treaty flexibility, and criminal justice reform worldwide. The post Meet the 19 Experts the UN Chose to Help Shape the Future of Drug Policy first appeared on High Times.
Japan Cracks Down on CBN: The End of a Cannabis ‘Gray Area’
by Camila Berriex on March 23, 2026 at 7:27 pm
Japan moves to ban CBN, closing a legal gray area for cannabis derivatives. The decision reshapes access, markets, and regulation in restrictive environments. The post Japan Cracks Down on CBN: The End of a Cannabis ‘Gray Area’ first appeared on High Times.
Ohio, Texas And South Carolina Are All Tightening Hemp Rules, Just Not The Same Way
by Javier Hasse on March 23, 2026 at 5:24 pm
Ohio’s new law is now in effect. South Carolina’s Senate chose a narrow regulate-it-don’t-ban-it model. Texas is about to wipe smokable hemp off shelves while squeezing the rest with tougher rules and fees. Same plant, same loophole, three very different state responses. The post Ohio, Texas And South Carolina Are All Tightening Hemp Rules, Just Not The Same Way first appeared on High Times.
Art Can Get You High. No Drugs Required.
by Hernán Panessi on March 23, 2026 at 1:11 pm
From music and movies to video games and porn, creators and psychologists explain why some cultural experiences hit your nervous system like a substance. The post Art Can Get You High. No Drugs Required. first appeared on High Times.
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Afroman Beat the Cops in Court After Turning Their Raid Into a Viral Hit
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Five Years In: What New York Cannabis Got Wrong—and What’s Finally Going Right
by High Times Contributors on March 21, 2026 at 1:00 pm
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San Francisco’s Weed Week Is Back: SF Space Walk Returns This April
by High Times on March 20, 2026 at 8:09 pm
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‘Buds and Brushes’: New course pairs canvas work with cannabis
by Za-za Zerez on March 24, 2026
ART 4200: Buds and Brushes is launching this fall, Trinity’s art department announced on March 16. The upper-division studio elective incorporates cannabis use into its curriculum, already drawing immediate student interest and quiet administrative tension. The course, set to meet Tuesdays and Thursdays in Ruth Taylor Arts Building’s Studio C, pairs acrylic and watercolor lectures...
Good Question: Why are there still cannabis billboards in Rochester if they're banned?
by Evan Bourtis on March 24, 2026
A law went into effect banning New York cannabis companies from advertising on billboards, but some cannabis billboards are still up.
Price pressure and traceability gaps are testing Portugal's medical cannabis market
by mmjdaily.com on March 24, 2026
Portugal has built a reputation as one of Europe's more forward-thinking medical cannabis jurisdictions, with a favorable climate, established cultivation expertise, and a regulatory…
State audit shows cannabis commission's $204K legal contract issue, others
by Mary Sell on March 24, 2026
A recent state audit of the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission identified five areas of noncompliance with state laws and regulations, including overpayment of more than $200,000 for a legal contract and failure to follow proper procedures is establishing various fees.
Compliant Cannabis Seed Websites on Wix Are Switching Payment Processors
by PR Newswire on March 24, 2026
Organic Payment Gateways announced today that it now offers tested, specialized payment processing integrations for US-based, Farm Bill-compliant cannabis seed businesses operating e-commerce websites on Wix. The new service addresses a widespread problem facing seed merchants, as Wix Payments, Stripe, and PayPal generally prohibit cannabis-related sales, often leaving compliant sellers without reliable credit card processing options.
Leading Cannabis Brand Select Unveils Briq 2, the New Gold Standard for Smooth, Flavorful Vaping
by PR Newswire on March 24, 2026
Select, the leading cannabis brand with the #1 selling premium vape1, continues to push category innovation with the launch of Select Briq 2, a first-of-its kind vape, built to offer better flavor, a consistent experience and real-time dose visibility from first draw to last.
New York’s Cannabis Retail Market Has Entered Its Real Estate Phase
by Taylor Williams on March 24, 2026
By Greg Tannor, executive managing director, and Jessica Gerstein, director, Lee & Associates NYC For much of the past three years, the rollout of legal cannabis in the state of New York has been defined by headlines about licensing delays, regulatory hurdles and political infighting. That phase is largely over. Hundreds of adult-use dispensaries are now open across the state, and the market is entering a far more consequential — and less discussed — stage. Cannabis retail in New York is no longer constrained primarily by licenses. It is constrained by real estate. On the ground, the industry is moving rapidly out of its novelty phase and into a performance-driven phase where locational quality, operational discipline and realistic deal structures are separating winners from losers. This shift has major implications, not only for operators, but also for landlords, lenders and brokers who are navigating the sector for the first time. Compliance, Not Curiosity, Is The New Bottleneck Demand from licensed dispensary operators remains strong, particularly in New York City. But truly viable retail locations that meet state and local requirements while also making economic sense remain scarce. In Manhattan, the challenge is especially acute. Buffer zones restricting proximity to schools, houses of worship…
Tulsa Community College launches cannabis certificate programs amid industry uncertainty
by Beverly Cantrell on March 24, 2026
Tulsa Community College launches cannabis certificate programs amid industry uncertainty (KTUL) TULSA, OKLA (KTUL) — Tulsa Community College has launched new cannabis certificate programs aimed at helping students who want to work in Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry, offering training that can be completed in as little as eight to 16 weeks. The online, virtual programs are

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