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Congress is set to ban hemp. Ohio may not comply.

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November 12, 2025

[#item_full_content] Ohio leaders are debating whether or not to comply with an expected federal ban on “intoxicating hemp” products. Read More

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by Miranda Burton on November 12, 2025
Colorado, long criticized for being too restrictive, suddenly looks less like an outlier and more like a preview of where the rest of the country is headed.
Wisconsin hemp businesses say Senate bill banning THC products would 'decimate' the industry
by Maia Pandey on November 11, 2025
The Senate-approved funding bill included a provision that would that would essentially ban the sale of intoxicating hemp products nationally.
Nearly all THC products would be banned in Texas under federal spending bill
by Isaac Yu on November 11, 2025
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn supported the provision while Ted Cruz opposed it. The move comes just after hemp businesses defeated a state ban in Texas.
Latest Colorado Marijuana Recall Hits Twenty Dispensaries
by Thomas Mitchell on November 10, 2025
Nearly all of the affected stores are located in the Denver area.
Marijuana shops asked to snitch on customers in Michigan
by Gus Burns | fburns@mlive.com on November 8, 2025
Michigan marijuana retailers face confusing regulations where they can sell above legal amounts but must report those same customers to authorities within 24 hours
Michigan border towns say ‘enough’ to weed shops
by Justin A. Hinkley on November 7, 2025
Residents of Niles Township and Menominee voted Tuesday to limit cannabis stores in their towns. Shops elsewhere along Michigan’s borders have reshaped small communities — and not everyone thinks for the better.
US (TX): Houston couple's address listed as cannabis dispensary by Google
by mmjdaily.com on November 6, 2025
A southwest Houston couple wants to make it clear that they don't sell drugs after they discovered their home address was being used in a Google listing for a cannabis dispensary. The listing…
Michigan dispensary owner warns of impact from new 24% wholesale tax on cannabis
by Kiara Patterson on November 5, 2025
Niles Township voters reject pot dispensaries: No new or existing permits to be processed
by WSBT on November 5, 2025
Niles Township has voted and there will be no dispensaries within township limits.Tuesday's unofficial election results said 61% of voters rejected zoning rules
Ex-Phoenix budtender sues Story Cannabis for stealing worker tips
by TJ L'Heureux on November 5, 2025
Story Cannabis, which has 11 Arizona locations, faces a possible class action lawsuit from former budtenders in three states.
Bellville voters reject marijuana dispensary in the village
by Lou Whitmire on November 5, 2025
Voters in Bellville have spoken: No adult cannabis dispensary within the village.
Menominee, Michigan voters reaffirm cap of 9 cannabis dispensaries in the city
by Mallory Allen, FOX 11 News on November 5, 2025
For the second time in three months, residents in Menominee, Michigan passed an amendment to limit the number of marijuana dispensaries in the city.
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by WLWT on November 5, 2025
Lebanon has an issue on the ballot regarding an adult use dispensary.
Cannabis dispensary uses Houston couple's address in Google listing
by Luke Jones on November 4, 2025
"Armed robbery or home invasion is definitely a concern, especially with little kids," the homeowner said after a handful of people had shown up at her home asking about marijuana.
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by Clark Corbin on October 31, 2025
The new medical cannabis initiative sets up the potential to have two, dueling cannabis questions on Idaho voters’ ballots in November 2026.
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by Westword Staff on October 31, 2025
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by Dustin Nelson on October 31, 2025
Legacy Cannabis will open in Woodbury this weekend after launching the state's first non-tribal cannabis dispensary in Duluth last month.
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by FOX 2 Detroit on October 31, 2025
An anonymous complaint about improper sales at a Washtenaw County cannabis dispensary has led to an 8-count complaint and possible criminal activity.
Ex-post office primed as Kentucky's pioneer medical marijuana retailer
by spectrumnews1.com on October 31, 2025
Owner Tripp Hoffman said The Post is targeting late November for opening once lab-tested product arrives from state-approved cultivators.
FOX23 Investigates: Sign outside Tulsa dispensary says 'no medical card needed'
by Janna Clark on October 31, 2025
A sign, outside Best Dispensaries near 15th and Harvard in Midtown Tulsa, reads: “No Medical Card Needed.” Viewers contacted FOX23 after seeing it, wondering if that was legal under Oklahoma law. FOX23 Investigative Reporter Janna Clark went to find out.

Flower City Dispensary: Rochester’s Legacy-to-Legal Trailblazer
by Kyle Rosner on November 12, 2025 at 8:24 pm
How Jayson and Britni Tantalo turned Flower City Dispensary into a symbol of equity, advocacy, and New York cannabis culture. The post Flower City Dispensary: Rochester’s Legacy-to-Legal Trailblazer first appeared on High Times.
In Praise of Gas and Earth: Afghani, Terpenes, and the Science of Quieting the Noise
by Travis Owens on November 12, 2025 at 11:55 am
A poetic meditation on Afghani, terpenes, and the art of quieting the noise — why landrace strains still hold the soul of cannabis. The post In Praise of Gas and Earth: Afghani, Terpenes, and the Science of Quieting the Noise first appeared on High Times.
You Don’t Need Duolingo To Learn Spanish. You Need Weed and a Comedian.
by Javier Hasse on November 11, 2025 at 6:51 pm
Learning Spanish is easier when you are high, surrounded by 13,000 people laughing, and a comedian forces your brain to keep up. The post You Don’t Need Duolingo To Learn Spanish. You Need Weed and a Comedian. first appeared on High Times.
L.A.’s Cannabis Market Is Cracking. Now City Leaders Say They’re Finally Ready to Fix It
by High Times on November 11, 2025 at 5:26 pm
Los Angeles helped shape the early legal cannabis economy, a cultural hub, a brand engine, a magnet for operators who wanted to build the future. But today, insiders say the city has become one of the hardest places in the country to operate. After years of shifting rules, enforcement confusion, high fees, and a licensing The post L.A.’s Cannabis Market Is Cracking. Now City Leaders Say They’re Finally Ready to Fix It first appeared on High Times.
Honoring the Veterans Who Fought for Cannabis Freedom
by High Times Contributors on November 11, 2025 at 3:00 pm
From Jack Herer to Wanda James, veterans have shaped cannabis reform through courage, activism, and a legacy of service beyond the battlefield. The post Honoring the Veterans Who Fought for Cannabis Freedom first appeared on High Times.
The Audacity of Survival: A Veteran’s War Beyond the Battlefield
by Ricardo Pereyda on November 11, 2025 at 11:30 am
A veteran’s raw account of survival, recovery, and how cannabis helped him rebuild his life—and confront the hypocrisy of civic leadership. The post The Audacity of Survival: A Veteran’s War Beyond the Battlefield first appeared on High Times.
Trees Grow in Brooklyn: A Rooftop Cannabis Garden Grown in Living Soil
by Danny Danko on November 10, 2025 at 8:56 pm
A High Times veteran’s no-till living soil urban farming journey begins on a rooftop in New York City. The post Trees Grow in Brooklyn: A Rooftop Cannabis Garden Grown in Living Soil first appeared on High Times.
Jamaica Short on Cannabis After Hurricane Melissa: Rastafari Communities Plead for Help
by Camila Berriex on November 10, 2025 at 8:02 pm
Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica, wiping out cannabis farms and sparking a humanitarian and cultural crisis across the island. The post Jamaica Short on Cannabis After Hurricane Melissa: Rastafari Communities Plead for Help first appeared on High Times.
How One Dog Led a Family Farm to Grow Hemp
by High Times on November 10, 2025 at 7:42 pm
Lucy showed up at the Kinneman farm as a six-month-old Pudelpointer mix who needed a home. She slipped into the rhythm of the place the way some dogs do — gates, feed, and shadowing whoever holds the bucket. Lucy attached herself to Kurt Kinneman. Kurt eventually left Wisconsin and went west to Oregon, where hemp The post How One Dog Led a Family Farm to Grow Hemp first appeared on High Times.
I Majored in Cannabis in College — And It’s Actually a Real Degree Now
by Rob Mejia on November 10, 2025 at 5:22 pm
What started as a stoner joke is now a legitimate field of study, with universities training the next generation of cannabis professionals. The post I Majored in Cannabis in College — And It’s Actually a Real Degree Now first appeared on High Times.

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‘So we’re not in panic mode yet’: Appropriations bill leads to cannabis industry uncertainty
by @wkyt on November 13, 2025
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U.S. House sends THC ban to Trump, dealing blow to Texas hemp industry
by Isaac Yu on November 13, 2025
Nearly all available products would have to be removed from shelves, including edibles, beverages, and smokable forms of hemp, under the ban.
‘Will of the People’: The future of medical cannabis and ballot initiatives in Nebraska
by Jake Lawson,Matthew Mittlieder on November 13, 2025
Multiple ballot initiatives approved by voters in recent years have been targeted by lawmakers — calling into question more than just medical cannabis access.
Southampton mulls action against cannabis dispensary Brown Budda on its first day
by Celia Young on November 13, 2025
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Medical cannabis in Israel: a comprehensive review of trends and regulations, 2011–2025 - Journal of Cannabis Research
by Joshua AviramSearch author on: on November 13, 2025
Since its initial approval in 1992, medical cannabis (MC) in Israel has undergone extensive regulatory and structural transformation. This study aims to present the most comprehensive retrospective analysis to date of the evolving MC policy framework in Israel and its impact on patient access, prescribing patterns, and treatment characteristics from 2011 to 2025. The study included a longitudinal review and secondary analysis of monthly Israeli Medical Cannabis Unit (IMCU) reports, covering key parameters such as the number of active licenses, indications, dosage patterns, product types, healthcare provider involvement, and importation data. Regulatory milestones and reforms were mapped to observed shifts in these parameters, with particular attention to the transition to per-product pricing (2019), the decentralization of prescription authority to trained physicians (2020), and the Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)-led prescribing reform (2024). The number of active MC licenses increased markedly by over 4,400% from 3,097 in 2011 to a peak of 140,483 in January 2024. This growth coincided with expanded indications, broader pharmacy access, and prescribing authority beyond IMCU physicians. The 2024 HMO-led reform, followed by a 7.5% gradual decline to 129,900 active MC licenses and prescriptions on March 2025, alongside incomplete reporting of prescription indications data. This decline is consistent with this study hypothesis of stricter HMO gatekeeping and transition frictions. The most frequently approved indication was chronic non-cancer pain (CNCP) (increasing from 53 to 63%), with substantial, constant growth of ~ 89% (from 9 to 17%) in the second most common indication, post-traumatic stress-disorder. Approved monthly dosages shifted significantly: the share of patients receiving 50gr/month rose by ~ 108% and 60gr/month by ~ 117%, while the 40gr/month category consistently comprised ~ 22–25% of active patient licenses. Product form trends were also notable: flower-based MC products accounted for over 94% of usage by 2025. At its peak, the estimated annual market value of MC products ranged between $252–$684 million. Israel’s MC program reflects a dynamic interplay between policy reforms and patient treatment patterns. While preliminary MC medicalization improved access, recent decentralization efforts have introduced new challenges related to oversight and data transparency, plausibly reflecting stricter HMO gatekeeping, transition frictions, and the post-investigation non-renewal of irregular licenses (hypothesis given current data gaps), that may be associated with a decline in active MC licenses. The findings underscore the importance of maintaining consistent national reporting standards to guide evidence-based MC policy and clinical practice.
Puff Theory Cannabis to bring high-end dispensary experience to historic Utica landmark
by Thomas Caputo | Staff Writer | TCaputo@RNYmedia.com on November 12, 2025
A familiar downtown landmark is getting a new life.
Tilray’s Global Medical Cannabis Expansion Might Change The Case For Investing In Tilray Brands (TLRY)
by Simply Wall St on November 12, 2025
Tilray Medical, a division of Tilray Brands, recently announced expanded pricing support programs in Canada and broadened international operations, including new licenses, product launches, and partnerships in Panama, Germany, Italy, and Australia to advance medical cannabis accessibility. These developments suggest Tilray's increasing focus on both affordability for patients at home and building a diversified, global presence in medical cannabis and related consumer goods. We’ll explore how...
LA cannabis retailers stage tax revolt over illicit market problem
by Margaret Jackson on November 12, 2025
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