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Connecticut cannabis

Connecticut's licensed cannabis retailers collectively sold approximately $290 million worth of product in 2025 - a modest but telling decline from the $293 million recorded in 2024, according to

Reno

Reno is about to get a lot more medicinal cannabis retail - three new dispensaries are slated to open in the city's core within the next six months, clustered in downtown and Midtown corridors that

Blüm

On paper, "Midgrun Eats LLC" sounds like a lunch stop. In practice, it's the merchant identity attached to credit card transactions at Blüm, a marijuana dispensary chain operating in Nevada and

Reno-Sparks Indian Colony

With a cultural blessing, traditional prayers, and music from tribal members, Three Nations Cannabis opened its doors Saturday afternoon on South Virginia Street - marking a deliberate step by the

Stiiizy

All Packaging Co. LLC has filed a federal lawsuit against Stiiizy Inc. in California, alleging the cannabis company owes roughly $7 million under two separate contracts. The dispute - rooted in what

cannabis retailers

Opening a cannabis dispensary looks straightforward on paper: secure a license, lease a space, stock the shelves, open the doors. In practice, the path from permit to first sale is littered with

Frosted Nug Red Bank

Frosted Nug Red Bank introduces Heavy Hitters products as a local exclusive this weekend, alongside storewide deals and the restocked Belushi Brothers Brick Hash. Cannabis enthusiasts in the area

Blüm Dispensary

A Midtown marijuana dispensary called Blüm accepts credit cards, but customer statements list purchases under the alias "Midgrun Eats LLC food truck." This tactic allows the chain to bypass federal

Terra Tech

Terra Tech, the California-based company behind Blüm dispensary in Midtown Reno, settled a contentious lawsuit with local co-owner Heidi Loeb Hegerich for $6.3 million in February, as revealed in