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[#item_full_content] Local hemp shops face challenges from a new federal ban, while KC City Council mulls marijuana lounge licenses. Read More

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24-hour weed dispensaries? New rule would allow it in some parts of Kansas City
by David Hudnall on November 18, 2025
It’s part of a trend of loosening restrictions on licensed cannabis businesses in recent years.
Former NFL Player Opening Dispensary in South Denver
by Thomas Mitchell on November 18, 2025
A child of Denver, Bo Scaife is expanding his All Pro cannabis brand with a new store in the Valverde neighborhood.
Spending bill to close THC ‘loophole,’ Arizona clarifies licensing rules
by Alexis Dominguez on November 18, 2025
Arizona AG Kris Mayes has repeatedly warned businesses that any THC-infused product meant to be eaten or consumed requires a state marijuana license, the same regulatory framework approved under Prop 207 in 2020.
Atlantic City puts cap on weed dispensaries over fears that supply is too high
by Ted Greenberg, Brendan Brightman on November 17, 2025
The pot shops already open in Atlantic City are saying the market is too crowded and they are struggling to spark a profit.
New York now has 500 cannabis dispensaries. Its top weed official sees that number quadrupling.
by Gino Fanelli on November 17, 2025
Felicia Reid, the state's acting director of the Office of Cannabis Management, sat down with WXXI News for a wide-ranging interview on the successes, and hurdles, to legal weed in New York.
North Jersey weed dispensary to promote legal access by selling $100 bags for $1
by Philip DeVencentis on November 17, 2025
This is the second time that the dispensary is holding the CannUnity Culture Collective, a benefit for Last Prisoner Project.
Shutdown deal includes ban on hemp-derived THC products
by Denzen Cortez on November 16, 2025
Congress includes ban on hemp-derived THC products that could eliminate THC gummies and drinks
Missouri cannabis microbusiness owners say their 'blood, sweat and tears' may finally be paying off
by Rebecca Rivas on November 15, 2025
Many are grappling with the financial uncertainty of investing their life savings as they work to make their marijuana businesses a success.
New federal hemp THC limits would "eliminate" industry; Minnesota businesses hope Congress will repeal
by Caroline Cummings on November 15, 2025
Dispensary owners react to spending bill closing hemp loophole
by News 12 - Default on November 14, 2025
Critics of the measure, which closes a hemp loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill, said it will devastate the hemp industry.
New York Officials Celebrate 500th Marijuana Dispensary Opening, With $2.3 Billion In Sales Since Market Launch
by Kyle Jaeger on November 14, 2025
New York marijuana regulators are celebrating the opening of the state’s 500th legal cannabis dispensary—touting the fact that there have been $2.3 billion in adult-use sales since the market launched, supporting an estimated 25,000 jobs across the industry. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, Green Comfort Dispensary became the 500th licensed adult-use marijuana retailer to
Unlicensed Kansas City marijuana dealers sued over ’THCa two-step’
by David Hudnall on November 14, 2025
“These totally unlicensed Temu versions of dispensaries are making millions by saying what they’re selling isn’t marijuana.”
Arizona authorities applaud Congress for closing ‘THC loophole’
by Mitchell Koch on November 14, 2025
The bill that reopened the federal government included language that bans over 95% of all products with hemp extract.
Colorado hemp faces 'nail in the coffin' with new federal THC restrictions
by Colton Chavez on November 14, 2025
Watertown zoning board rejects 1 marijuana dispensary, delays vote on another
by @7NewsWatertown on November 13, 2025
Four businesses want to open cannabis dispensaries in Watertown. One of them was turned down, and another was put on hold.
Most hemp products with THC are now banned in the U.S. What does this mean for legal weed?
by Henry Savage on November 13, 2025
State-licensed dispensaries remain unaffected by the ban, but the bill could crater the national hemp industry, critics say
Senate CCC reform bill also doubles marijuana possession limit
by State House News Service on November 13, 2025
There’s buy-in across the branches now on the topic of overhauling the Cannabis Control Commission, and increasing the amount of marijuana that a person can legally possess.
$28 Billion Hemp Industry Faces Extinction With Government Re-Opening
by Will Yakowicz on November 13, 2025
The cannabis world's thriving sector has enjoyed federal legalization since the 2018 Farm Bill. Now, because of an amendment in the bill to reopen the government, it might go up in smoke.
Industry Stakeholders React to Trump-Signed Federal Hemp Product Ban
by Tony Lange on November 13, 2025
Businesses have one year to navigate federal changes that aim to close a ‘loophole’ for intoxicating hemp products.
'Armed and dangerous': Search for suspect in Grand Rapids marijuana dispensary robbery
by Zac Harmon on November 13, 2025
Police are asking for your help to find the person who robbed a Grand Rapids marijuana store with what appeared to be a pump-action shotgun.

Cannabis Community Rallies to Feed 1,200 Families at Thanksgiving
by High Times on November 19, 2025 at 4:42 pm
With only 42 donors carrying the load, a small circle in the cannabis community is raising nearly $100K to provide Thanksgiving meals for 1,200 families. The post Cannabis Community Rallies to Feed 1,200 Families at Thanksgiving first appeared on High Times.
Cannabis Comes to Capitol Hill: Industry Leaders Confront Washington After the Hemp Ban
by Todd Harrison on November 19, 2025 at 4:18 pm
A firsthand look inside the D.C. summit where operators, lawmakers, and advocates grappled with Schedule III, intoxicating hemp, and the future of legal weed. The post Cannabis Comes to Capitol Hill: Industry Leaders Confront Washington After the Hemp Ban first appeared on High Times.
Nature’s Nootropics: How Cannabis and Mushrooms Are Helping Dogs Fight Dementia
by Holly Crawford on November 19, 2025 at 2:30 pm
Cannabis and mushroom medicine are helping senior dogs fight dementia—offering new hope for natural healing in our beloved pets. The post Nature’s Nootropics: How Cannabis and Mushrooms Are Helping Dogs Fight Dementia first appeared on High Times.
[Watch] Rick Doblin: ‘We Taxed Ecstasy Dealers To Fund Our DEA Lawsuit’
by Javier Hasse on November 18, 2025 at 7:47 pm
An exclusive High Times interview with Rick Doblin. The post [Watch] Rick Doblin: ‘We Taxed Ecstasy Dealers To Fund Our DEA Lawsuit’ first appeared on High Times.
Go Germany Go! Weed Imports Hit Record High as Growers’ Clubs Thrive
by Natalia Kesselman on November 18, 2025 at 2:56 pm
Germany’s cannabis world is moving fast. While the country breaks its own records for medical flower imports, it’s also moving forward—unevenly but steadily—with its system of adult-use cannabis social clubs. Two parallel trends, one story: domestic demand has surpassed all expectations. According to newly published data from the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices The post Go Germany Go! Weed Imports Hit Record High as Growers’ Clubs Thrive first appeared on High Times.
The Tattoo Test: The One (Secret) Question That Reveals If Your Brand Is Iconic
by Javier Hasse on November 18, 2025 at 2:31 pm
If your brand isn’t strong enough for someone to tattoo it on their skin, it isn’t culture. RAW’s Josh Kesselman explains how honesty, iteration and vulnerability build devotion. The post The Tattoo Test: The One (Secret) Question That Reveals If Your Brand Is Iconic first appeared on High Times.
Cory Booker: ‘The Idea That Heroin and Meth Are the Same as Cannabis Defies Reality. Justice Is Descheduling’
by Javier Hasse on November 17, 2025 at 10:19 pm
In Washington, Booker said Schedule I makes no sense, called descheduling a matter of justice, and laughed as he recalled his mom telling him not to accuse the Vice President of being high. The post Cory Booker: ‘The Idea That Heroin and Meth Are the Same as Cannabis Defies Reality. Justice Is Descheduling’ first appeared on High Times.
States Are Already Rebelling Against Trump’s New Hemp THC Ban
by Javier Hasse on November 17, 2025 at 7:33 pm
Trump’s shutdown deal effectively bans most hemp-derived THC products, and states are already pushing back. The post States Are Already Rebelling Against Trump’s New Hemp THC Ban first appeared on High Times.
What Do Stoner Girls Carry in Their Purse? We’re Here, We’re Hot, We’re High AF
by Natalia Kesselman on November 17, 2025 at 5:38 pm
Women were healers, cultivators, smugglers, organizers, witches. Cannabis didn’t make stoner girls — stoner girls made cannabis culture. The post What Do Stoner Girls Carry in Their Purse? We’re Here, We’re Hot, We’re High AF first appeared on High Times.
FUBAR or Not FUBAR? What the Hemp Ban Really Means for Cannabis
by Todd Harrison on November 16, 2025 at 9:56 pm
This article is an adapted version of the Cannabis Confidential newsletter originally published here: FUBAR or Not FUBAR? The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author. We’re publishing this adapted version this weekend, given the continued confusion around the recent intoxicating hemp ban and the read-through for the industry writ large. The post FUBAR or Not FUBAR? What the Hemp Ban Really Means for Cannabis first appeared on High Times.

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Medical Cannabis Dispensary Rules Amended By Health Department
by Big Island Video News on November 19, 2025
HAWAIʻI - The DOH Office of Medical Cannabis Control and Regulation has proposed several amendments to existing rules in Hawaiʻi.
Cannabis Smoking Linked to Significantly Reduced Alcohol Intake
by NORML on November 19, 2025
Clinical trial findings support legal cannabis as substitute for alcohol
'Hundreds' of cannabis plants found underground
by Elliot Ball - West Midlands on November 19, 2025
A man and a woman were arrested on suspicion of cultivating cannabis and being concerned in the supply of Class B drugs.
Police seize cannabis, edibles and cash in Orleans County raids
by Kim DeGeorge on November 19, 2025
West Virginia's High Medical Cannabis Prices Push Patients To Buy Recreational Marijuana In Neighboring States
by Marijuana Moment on November 19, 2025
“West Virginians know full well that it is not legal to cross state lines with cannabis. But they’re doing it anyway.” By Nicole Blevins, Mountain State Spotlight This story was originally published by Mountain State Spotlight. Get stories like this delivered to your email inbox once a week; sign up for the free newsletter at
ORLEANS COUNTY/Pair charged after allegedly selling and possessing unauthorized cannabis products at a store in Medina
by aka on November 19, 2025
Press release ON NOVEMBER 5, 2025, AFTER AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF HIGH-GRADE CANNABIS FLOWER, THC EDIBLES, CONCENTRATED CANNABIS WAX AND THC VAPES WITHOUT A NEW YORK STATE…
Federal Cannabis Policy is More Confusing Than Ever
by Vince Sliwoski on November 19, 2025
Federal cannabis policy is as confusing and dynamic as ever. Here's a look at what's going on around the federal system.
US Congresswoman Unveils Bill to Repeal Federal Hemp Product Ban
by Tony Lange on November 19, 2025
Rep. Nancy Mace circulated draft legislation to undo the intoxicating hemp provision that Trump signed as part of a government funding deal.

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