Probation Rules Still Block Medical Marijuana Patients From Legal Treatment
Nearly four million adults in the United States are on probation or parole right now, a population close to double the number sitting in jails and prisons combined. Many of them qualify for
Planet 13 Adds Sarasota Store to Expand Florida Dispensary Footprint
Planet 13 Holdings is putting down another marker in Florida's medical cannabis market, confirming a Sarasota dispensary at 2460 Stickney Point Road set to open Aug. 21, 2026. The site sits at the
States Push New PTSD Therapies for First Responders, and Medical Cannabis Rules Follow
A quiet but accelerating policy shift is playing out across multiple state legislatures this year: first responders dealing with post-traumatic stress are gaining access to a wider range of treatment
First look: Instagram photos in comments
A comment field that once held nothing but text now carries a thumbnail. Scroll through a busy post right now and you'll notice replies with a small square image attached - a screenshot, a selfie,
Claremont Fire Forces Rocky Canyon Evacuations as Red Cross Opens Boise Shelter
A level three evacuation order - meaning residents must leave immediately - was issued Wednesday afternoon for Boise's Rocky Canyon area as the Claremont Fire burned through the night with
Nature's Heritage Pushes Dispensaries to Rethink How Consumers Choose Cannabis Products
MariMed's Nature's Heritage brand has launched a consumer education campaign built around a straightforward argument: THC percentage is a poor guide for purchase decisions, and aroma is a better one.
Virginia Sets 2027 Retail Cannabis Launch With New Compliance Rules Taking Effect Sooner
Virginia has finalized the regulatory framework for its adult-use cannabis retail market, with licensed dispensaries scheduled to open July 1, 2027 - but operators and hemp retailers will feel the
Georgia Rewrites Its Medical Cannabis Rules, Pressuring Operators to Adapt Fast
Georgia's medical cannabis program changed shape Wednesday when the "Putting Georgia's Patients First Act" took effect, dismantling the state's decade-old "low THC oil" framework and replacing it
