Cannabis Retailers Use Public Art to Fund LGBTQ+ Youth Services
Two Michigan cannabis retailers put their marketing budgets toward something other than a discount campaign this month. JARS Cannabis and HYPE Cannabis cut the ribbon on "Polychromatic Super You," a
Nevada City Advances Cannabis Code Reforms Ahead of Council Vote
Nevada City is quietly positioning itself as an outlier among small California municipalities on cannabis policy, and the move could carry weight well beyond city limits. The Nevada City Council has
Online Gambling Content Signals a Compliance Gap for Cannabis Retail Platforms
A guide ranking online slot machines by RTP, volatility and jackpot size has nothing to do with licensed cannabis retail on its face, but its appearance on cannabis-adjacent media properties raises a
Federal Hemp Rules Shift Again as Senate Delays Effective Date
The federal redefinition of hemp is already law, not a proposal. President Trump signed it on November 12, 2025, as Section 781 of the FY2026 appropriations act, and it swaps the old delta-9-only
Cannabis Bank Ties Raise Compliance Questions in Oklahoma Governor's Race
An Oklahoma attorney general running for governor also chairs the parent company of a bank that has become one of the most visible names in cannabis banking, a business line that grew alongside the
Cannabis ETF Hits 2026 High as Trulieve Listing Fuels Rescheduling Bets
The AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF (MSOS) has climbed to its highest level of 2026, and the timing isn't an accident. Investors are positioning ahead of a June 29 DEA administrative hearing that
TSRgrow Expands Cultivation Software to Unify Grow Data and Compliance
TSRgrow has rolled out a substantial update to GROWHub, its cultivation software platform, adding analytics, energy monitoring, batch-record tools, Metrc integration and Building Management System
AI Chipmaker's $21 Billion Valuation Has No Bearing on Cannabis Retail
Etched's newly announced $700 million raise, which values the AI inference hardware startup at $21 billion, is a semiconductor and enterprise computing story. It concerns chip architecture, data
Missouri Hemp Beverage Sellers Get Reprieve as Federal Deadline Slips
A short-term federal funding bill, not a change of heart in Jefferson City, is what's keeping hemp-derived THC beverages on Missouri store shelves past Nov. 12. The U.S. Senate approved a measure
Senate Vote Keeps Hemp THC Deadline On Track for November
A one-vote procedural fight in the Senate has, for now, preserved a short reprieve for the intoxicating hemp industry - but the underlying federal deadline that could reshape retail shelves