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by Gus Burns | fburns@mlive.com on November 8, 2025
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Michigan border towns say ‘enough’ to weed shops
by Justin A. Hinkley on November 7, 2025
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US (TX): Houston couple's address listed as cannabis dispensary by Google
by mmjdaily.com on November 6, 2025
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Michigan dispensary owner warns of impact from new 24% wholesale tax on cannabis
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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.
ELECTION RESULTS: Lebanon ballot measure on adult-use dispensary
by WLWT on November 5, 2025
Lebanon has an issue on the ballot regarding an adult use dispensary.
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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.
Medical cannabis advocates cleared to begin collecting signatures for new Idaho ballot initiative
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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New cannabis shop to open in Woodbury; Osseo plans municipal dispensary
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.
A fake profile and thousands of grams in free cannabis concentrate: Michigan dispensary caught giving away pot
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.
3 Arizona weed strains recalled for fungus and lead contamination
by TJ L'Heureux on October 29, 2025
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Michigan's cannabis market is on the verge of a shake-up with new tax, license cap proposal
by Adrienne Roberts on October 29, 2025
A 24% wholesale tax set to take effect next year, along with proposals to cap licenses and crack down on hemp products, could upend the industry.
Popular Boulder Cannabis Dispensary Closes
by Thomas Mitchell on October 27, 2025
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by Rebecca Rivas on October 27, 2025
A new report shows Missouri has the potential to pull in $75 million in annual THC drink sales, dependent on how state leaders and law enforcement respond to the fast-growing, unregulated market.

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.
Hemp Ban Hidden Inside Government Shutdown Bill. Mitch McConnell Backed The Move
by Javier Hasse on November 10, 2025 at 5:15 pm
As Congress scrambles to end the shutdown, Senate leaders slipped in language that would outlaw intoxicating hemp products nationwide. The provision, backed by Mitch McConnell, could wipe out most of the $28 billion hemp market. The post Hemp Ban Hidden Inside Government Shutdown Bill. Mitch McConnell Backed The Move first appeared on High Times.
The Tattoo Test: The One (Secret) Question That Reveals If Your Brand Is Iconic
by Javier Hasse on November 9, 2025 at 6:14 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.
NORML Wants to Hear From Cannabis Consumers: Here’s How to Shape Marijuana Policy in 2026
by High Times on November 9, 2025 at 5:47 pm
NORML is asking cannabis consumers nationwide to share their experiences and priorities in a confidential survey that will guide marijuana policy in 2026. The post NORML Wants to Hear From Cannabis Consumers: Here’s How to Shape Marijuana Policy in 2026 first appeared on High Times.
Psychedelic Literature as a Grotesque, Poetic Weapon: Meet ‘The Marvel Universe,’ Bruce Wagner’s Trippy Journey
by Hernán Panessi on November 9, 2025 at 5:36 pm
"On my first psilocybin trip, the goddess who oversaw her student, the mushroom, told me, ‘Let go of the mast, it’s already broken,’" Bruce Wagner tells High Times. The post Psychedelic Literature as a Grotesque, Poetic Weapon: Meet ‘The Marvel Universe,’ Bruce Wagner’s Trippy Journey first appeared on High Times.
California’s Adult-Use Cannabis Law ‘Failed Small Farmers,’ State Treasurer Says — Time to Start Over
by Javier Hasse on November 8, 2025 at 3:12 pm
Fiona Ma argues California’s adult-use cannabis law favored big corporations over family growers and needs a total reset. The post California’s Adult-Use Cannabis Law ‘Failed Small Farmers,’ State Treasurer Says — Time to Start Over first appeared on High Times.
Higher Powers: How Cannabis Raised Me
by Mathias Krell Levy on November 8, 2025 at 2:00 pm
A Uruguayan writer reflects on growing up with cannabis — from Mujica’s legalization to the creative life it inspired. The post Higher Powers: How Cannabis Raised Me first appeared on High Times.

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Untangling the influence of cannabis use on binge drinking
by By Kimberlee D’Ardenne on November 10, 2025
More than half of American adults drink alcohol, and 17% of them binge drink, consuming more than five drinks in one sitting for men, or more than four for women. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, binge drinking costs the economy $250 billion each year and can lead to problems such as increased exposure to violence and injury, overdose, alcohol poisoning and, for women, risk of miscarriage or stillbirth.
New Research Reveals California Cannabis Cultivation and Regulatory Process Put Tribal Cultural Resources at Risk
by Naomi LaRose on November 10, 2025
BERKELEY, Calif. -- A comprehensive new report from researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, and Northeastern University reveals that cannabis cultivation in California threatens...
Calverton residents push back on proposed cannabis greenhouse
by Denise Civiletti on November 10, 2025
Dozens of residents turned out as Riverhead planners reviewed a 33,700-square-foot cannabis greenhouse proposed for Middle Road. Neighbors say it could bring odor, noise, and traffic to the area.
Michigan weed sales recover in October as prices drop again amid taxation lawsuit
by https://www.facebook.com/* on November 10, 2025
The industry posted total sales of $267.8 million in October, a 6.5% increase over the month prior.
Survey Of UK Medical Cannabis Patients Published
by Terry Lassitenaz on November 10, 2025
A recently released UK medical cannabis survey report indicates patients are generally benefiting from prescribed products. In what it claims was the largest ever survey of prescribed medical cannabis patients, Releaf UK gathered insights from 1,669 respondents across the UK. First off it should be noted Releaf is a London-based medical cannabis online clinic, licensed
The government shutdown may last longer because of a fight over hemp
by Julie Tsirkin,Frank Thorp V on November 10, 2025
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said he will not support speedy passage of a deal to reopen the government because of a provision that would make some THC products illegal.
Medical and Recreational Cannabis Dispensaries Linked to Decline in Opioid
by Bioengineer on November 10, 2025
Emerging research from the University of Georgia is shedding critical light on the evolving role of cannabis as a potential alternative to opioids in pain management, particularly among patients enduring chronic and acute pain linked to conditions such as cancer. This
Madison cannabis shop owner faces more charges for courtroom tussle
by Jake Freudberg More by Jake Freudberg on November 10, 2025
Daniel Safranec, serving 14 days for contempt, is also being held in jail without bail on the new charges.

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