Georgia
Georgia lawmakers and medical cannabis advocates gathered at Mercer University in Macon to debate broadening the state's decade-old medical cannabis program. The meeting signals a potential shift in
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Wyoming
Wyoming's attorney general has formally objected to an automatic rescheduling of marijuana under state law - a move that would have otherwise been triggered by the Trump administration's decision to
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Frosted Nug Red Bank
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Fabio Viviani
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Fine Fettle
The West Tisbury select board has approved the sale of Fine Fettle, one of Martha's Vineyard's two marijuana dispensaries, to Black Harbor Group. This transfer comes as the Island's cannabis market
DeKalb County Police
DeKalb County police responded to a gunfight in the parking lot of the Greater Decatur shopping center on Friday afternoon, leaving one man injured and hospitalized. Officers arrived at the 2600
Dr. Greenthumb's
Hundreds lined up Saturday for the grand opening of Dr. Greenthumb's, the second cannabis dispensary in the Santa Maria Valley. The event at 1604 East Clark Ave, Ste 101, in Orcutt featured live
Dr. Greenthumb’s
A cannabis dispensary chain plans to transform a long-vacant, violence-scarred building in Bucktown into its first Illinois outpost, sparking resident worries over traffic congestion and neighborhood
NC State College of Education
On January 20, 2026, the College of Education at NC State University unveiled a new temporary space for its nonfiction K-12 books and state-adopted textbooks on the fourth floor of D.H. Hill Jr.