Cannabis operators say they have little to show for track-and-trace investments
With 23 state contracts for cannabis track-and-trace software, Metrc dominates the space. But operators question the need for the software.
New York Medical Marijuana News
With 23 state contracts for cannabis track-and-trace software, Metrc dominates the space. But operators question the need for the software.
Here are eight predictions for trends that could most likely impact state-regulated marijuana markets in 2024.
New York regulators are facing yet another lawsuit aimed at stopping them from issuing any additional adult-use marijuana licenses.
The day before the grand opening of the first legal adult-use store in Brooklyn, New York state officials celebrated what they vow will be the final shutdown of a longstanding illicit marijuana operation in the borough.
A flurry of potential December grand openings means New York is on track to have 37 adult-use cannabis stores in operation statewide by the end of the year, Gov. Kathy Hochul said.
A Michigan resident who has won marijuana business licenses through litigation has now filed a lawsuit against Washington state regulators.
A look at key developments over the past 12 months in new cannabis markets in New York, Connecticut, Missouri, Maryland and Mississippi.