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Connecticut’s only medical marijuana dispensary may close
by Margaret Jackson on January 21, 2026
Bluepoint Wellness’s move comes after repeated denials from Westport’s Planning and Zoning Commission to allow recreational cannabis sales.
Staten Island lawmakers propose stricter weed shop distance rules
by Sydney Maldonado | smaldonado@siadvance.com on January 20, 2026
Tannousis, a strong opponent of New York’s cannabis law, criticized OCM for what he says is “mismanagement."
Michigan dispensaries are selling THC pouches that look a lot like Zyn
by @gandernewsroom on January 20, 2026
New, smoke-free cannabis pouches are borrowing a familiar format—and quietly changing how Michiganders get high.
Yellow-wearing man accused of stealing $1,400 in weed from D.C. dispen
by Brad Matthews on January 20, 2026
A man wearing bright yellow clothes is suspected of robbing an Adams Morgan medical marijuana dispensary of $1,400 worth of weed.
Michigan’s cannabis market heads into a year of upheaval
by Adrienne Roberts on January 20, 2026
Michigan's cannabis market is one of the largest markets in the country by volume. A 24% tax on marijuana threatens to disrupt this growth.
Nearly $1,400 worth of marijuana stolen from DC shop
by Amanda Hurley on January 19, 2026
A suspect pretending to be a customer robbed a DC marijuana store this weekend, getting away with more than $1,000 worth of product.
Louisville medical cannabis location prepares to open
by Richard Essex on January 16, 2026
Kentucky Alternative Care prepares to open as medical cannabis demand surges after first dispensary sells out.
Michigan’s cannabis market shrinks as new tax threatens more closures, layoffs
by Steve Neavling on January 16, 2026
Michigan’s cannabis industry is facing a sobering reckoning in 2026 that could have lasting ramifications for legal weed.
Cannabis-dispensary on hold, for now
by The Newsleaders on January 16, 2026
Tentative plans for a city-owned cannabis (marijuana products) dispensary in St. Joseph are on hold, at least for the time being.
Speakeasy Dispensary debuts in Lexington as Kentucky’s cannabis market grows
by spectrumnews1.com on January 15, 2026
Lexington’s second medical marijuana dispensary opens with limited products now and more options coming as Kentucky’s cannabis industry ramps up.
Kentucky opens new medical marijuana facilities as access remains limited for patients
by WDRB Digital Staff on January 15, 2026
The state cut the ribbon on three new facilities this week — a cultivator, a processor and a dispensary.
Second medical marijuana dispensary opens in Kentucky. Take a look inside
by Olivia Evans on January 15, 2026
Kentucky's second medical marijuana dispensary, Speakeasy Dispensary, has officially opened in Lexington. Here's what to know and a sneak peek inside.
Customers line up early to purchase medical cannabis at Lexington’s first dispensary
by Aaron Mudd on January 15, 2026
What can patients expect from Fayette County’s first marijuana retailer?
ICAPP Research: The Sentimental Divide Between “Marijuana” and “Cannabis” May Not Be as Wide as You Think
by statelinesportsnetwork on January 15, 2026
The distinction between the terms “marijuana” and “cannabis” may no longer have a strong effect on public opinion
Steady growth expected in Minnesota’s adult-use cannabis market going into 2026
by Nicole Ki on January 15, 2026
Cannabis market experts said they’re expecting gradual growth in Minnesota’s new adult-use industry as the new year kicks off, with a potential “explosion” by the summer.
Medical marijuana dispensary owners weigh in on legalization
by Daniel Farr on January 15, 2026
With voters possibly deciding the issue, operators and state regulators highlight challenges in Hawai’i’s medical-only cannabis market.
Second medical marijuana dispensary will open soon in greater Lexington area
by Aaron Mudd on January 13, 2026
Take a look inside the new space, set to welcome customers later this month.
A blossoming Texas medical marijuana industry adds new businesses
by spectrumlocalnews.com on January 12, 2026
In September, Texas officially rolled out the most significant expansion of its medical marijuana program.
A blossoming Texas medical marijuana industry adds new businesses, products and patients
by Stephen Simpson on January 12, 2026
The Texas Department of Public Safety has issued provisional licenses to nine new medical marijuana operators while existing ones have started opening new manufacturing and cultivating facilities.
Lexington’s first dispensary to open. Everything to know about medical cannabis in KY
by Aaron Mudd on January 11, 2026
Kentucky’s medical marijuana program is getting off the ground. Here’s what you need to know about who can buy.
Alabama doctors can now apply for medical cannabis permits: These 9 cities can have dispensaries
by Mike Cason | mcason@al.com on January 10, 2026
Doctors have to complete a three-and-a-half hour online course to be eligible for a Medical Cannabis Certification Permit.
Colorado Hit by Two Marijuana Recalls in 24 Hours
by Thomas Mitchell on January 10, 2026
Both recalls list the same pesticide.
Legendary rapper shuts down N.J. weed store after less than a year
by Jelani Gibson | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com on January 9, 2026
The shop started by the well-known rapper and a former Playboy model joins other celebrity-backed weed shops struggling to stay open amid increasing competition in the state's cannabis market.
Ice-T's New Jersey Marijuana Dispensary Permanently Closes
by Zoe Denise on January 9, 2026
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INSIDE LOOK: Lexington's first cannabis dispensary to open in unique location
by Alexandra Goldberg on January 8, 2026
Kentucky medical marijuana: First processor approved, 2 more dispensaries opening soon
by Matthew Keck on January 8, 2026
Gov. Andy Beshear shared more details about Kentucky's rollout of medical marijuana.
More retailers join legal battle over cannabis licenses in Menominee, Michigan
by Ben Krumholz, FOX 11 News on January 8, 2026
“What we're going to see happen is a legal bloodbath in the Menominee 41st Circuit Court,” said Menominee Mayor Casey Hoffman.
Take a look inside Lexington’s first medical marijuana dispensary, opening soon
by Aaron Mudd on January 8, 2026
The dispensary will open with a limited supply in one of Lexington’s busiest shopping districts.
Weed dispensary co-owned by rapper Ice-T closes after less than a year
by Brad Matthews on January 8, 2026
A weed dispensary co-owned by rapper and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" actor Ice-T has closed after less than a year in business.
Looming THC hemp ban could have impact for Michigan cannabis consumers
by Adrienne Roberts on January 8, 2026
Michigan consumers have been able to buy hemp-derived intoxicating vapes and gummies at gas stations and smoke shops. That is expected to change soon.

‘The Cannabis People Hate The Hemp People’: Inside The Quiet Alliance Between Big Alcohol And Big Cannabis
by Javier Hasse on January 21, 2026 at 4:57 pm
On Joe Rogan, a Republican senator described how alcohol interests and segments of the state-legal cannabis industry aligned to push back against hemp-derived THC. The post ‘The Cannabis People Hate The Hemp People’: Inside The Quiet Alliance Between Big Alcohol And Big Cannabis first appeared on High Times.
He Followed Every Rule. New York Still Hasn’t Let Him Open
by Gregory Frye on January 21, 2026 at 1:00 pm
After following every step of New York’s social equity program, a Brooklyn nonprofit founder is still waiting to open his cannabis dispensary. The post He Followed Every Rule. New York Still Hasn’t Let Him Open first appeared on High Times.
The Real Psychedelic Bottleneck Is Coverage
by High Times Contributors on January 21, 2026 at 1:00 pm
At PhilaDelic 2025, one truth became clear: psychedelics won’t scale through science alone. Coverage, not molecules, will decide access. The post The Real Psychedelic Bottleneck Is Coverage first appeared on High Times.
WTF, New Jersey!? Lawmakers Want to Criminalize Legacy Weed Buyers Again
by Javier Hasse on January 20, 2026 at 8:11 pm
A proposed bill would make "knowingly" buying cannabis from unlicensed or legacy sellers a criminal offense, punishable by jail time and fines. The post WTF, New Jersey!? Lawmakers Want to Criminalize Legacy Weed Buyers Again first appeared on High Times.
How The NY Post Found a Boring Cannabis Study and Turned It Into a Scare Story
by Rolando García on January 20, 2026 at 7:29 pm
A new review called for better research. The headline turned it into a warning. Here’s what the study actually says. The post How The NY Post Found a Boring Cannabis Study and Turned It Into a Scare Story first appeared on High Times.
The Origins of ‘Green Day’: Rebellion, Punk Rock, and the Scent of Weed
by Natalia Kesselman on January 20, 2026 at 7:24 pm
From East Bay punk roots to 420 slang, discover the true story behind Green Day’s name and its long-standing connection to rebellion, music, and weed culture. The post The Origins of ‘Green Day’: Rebellion, Punk Rock, and the Scent of Weed first appeared on High Times.
Home Grow Is Now Legal in the Czech Republic! What Changes in 2026
by Camila Berriex on January 20, 2026 at 4:47 pm
The Czech Republic has taken another step in its long process of cannabis policy reform. As of January 2026, the country has legalized the home growing of up to three cannabis plants for personal use. The post Home Grow Is Now Legal in the Czech Republic! What Changes in 2026 first appeared on High Times.
‘Survivor’ Didn’t Break Them. Real Life Did. Then They Found Weed.
by Rolando García on January 20, 2026 at 3:19 pm
Two Survivor champions on illness, aging bodies, and discovering cannabis when it finally made sense. The post ‘Survivor’ Didn’t Break Them. Real Life Did. Then They Found Weed. first appeared on High Times.
The Last Master Of Rolling Paper: Meet The Woman Whose Hands Worked Over 1 Billion Paper Sheets
by Javier Hasse on January 19, 2026 at 2:24 pm
This article originally appeared in High Times Magazine’s 50th Anniversary Print Issue. Order yours here and get it delivered to your door. The sound of the machines is hypnotic. A constant clatter, a rhythmic dance of gears that seem to breathe. Each turn, each metallic click, is the heartbeat of a fading craft. And at The post The Last Master Of Rolling Paper: Meet The Woman Whose Hands Worked Over 1 Billion Paper Sheets first appeared on High Times.
The Best Weed Goes Head To Head For $120,000 Today
by High Times on January 18, 2026 at 9:42 pm
Two undefeated runs collide in the Proper Cup High Rollers finals, where performance decides the winner live. The post The Best Weed Goes Head To Head For $120,000 Today first appeared on High Times.

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Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association: Great Lakes Indigenous Cannabis and Hemp Summit returns to Wisconsin Feb. 25-26
by Wisconsin Press Releases on January 21, 2026
Plant Medicine at the Crossroads – ICIA’s fourth annual regional summit brings together Native and non-native industry leaders to discuss state-wide cannabis policy and reform WISCONSIN, Jan. 21, 2026 — On Feb. 25-26, the 4th annual Great Lakes Indigenous Cannabis and Hemp...
FBI investigates Fairfield cannabis shop previously tied to Chinese organized crime
by Jake Freudberg on January 21, 2026
The investigation at 201 Norridgewock Road led to at least 2 people being taken into custody, but further details were not immediately available.
Hemp Ban Leaves Vulnerable Animals With No Path to Peace (Opinion)
by Lee Asher on January 21, 2026
Renowned founder of The Asher House animal sanctuary and Asher House Wellness explains the agricultural FDA spending bill’s devastating impact on animals’ chance at peace and happiness offered by CBD.
Group behind cannabis repeal effort in Massachusetts accused of using misleading tactics
by Josh Landes on January 21, 2026
A decade ago, voters in Massachusetts approved the legalization of recreational marijuana sales and cultivation, spurring a $1.65 billion industry. Now, a measure on the ballot this November could repeal that legalization. But, as WAMC reports, the tactics of the group behind the ballot initiative have been called into question.
Maine State Police Raid Notorious Chinese Cannabis Hub in Fairfield
by Steve Robinson on January 21, 2026
The Maine State Police (MSP) were part of a massive enforcement action Wednesday against Yezi Craft Cannabis, a.k.a. Yezi USA, LLC, on Norridgewock Road in Fairfield, a Chinese-controlled cannabis company with a checkered history and multiple disciplinary actions. Although the details of Wednesday’s enforcement actions at 201 Norridgewock Road are still filtering in, the location’s
Bloom Cannabis Applauds Ohio's Release of Host Community Cannabis Tax Funds, Highlighting Local Impact in Seven Mile and Across the Region
by PR Newswire on January 21, 2026
Bloom Cannabis today applauds the State of Ohio for beginning distribution of host community cannabis fund payments, providing long-awaited tax revenue to municipalities that host adult use cannabis dispensaries.
Cannabis cafes are headed to western Mass. But who will profit?
by Jonathan Gerhardson on January 21, 2026
Expanded cannabis regulations promise a head start to those harmed by the War on Drugs. That is, if they don't get tangled in red tape.
Fact File: Police unaware of any link between human trafficking, N.S. cannabis shops
by News Staff on January 21, 2026
HALIFAX — The Nova Scotia government has said its crackdown on illegal cannabis shops was motivated in part by a desire to rein in human trafficking and ensure cannabis sold in the province is not contaminated with fentanyl. The federal justice minister and local police say they have not received reports of human trafficking linked

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