Florida’s fight over legal weed is back in the headlines for a reason that has nothing to do with THC potency and everything to do with public money. State records show Florida’s Department of Children
On their SiriusXM podcast, the story comes with a twist: McConaughey says today’s ultra-potent weed no longer works for him. The phrase “Woody Harrelson kicked out of bar smoking marijuana” sounds like an AI hallucination,
Willie’s Remedy+ is scaling hemp THC drinks into national retail, even as Arizona pushes sales into licensed channels and a 2026 federal THC cap looms. Willie Nelson has built a career on being hard to
Texas hemp rules set a permanent 21+ age gate and universal ID checks for consumable hemp at liquor-licensed retailers, softening one-strike license loss while DSHS weighs steep fee hikes. Texas is finally done with temporary
Support drops for Florida’s adult-use marijuana push as legal hurdles mount, signatures stall, and a pivotal 2026 ballot deadline looms. As the clock ticks toward Florida’s Feb. 1 deadline for qualifying a constitutional amendment to
California awards nearly $30M in cannabis research grants to study THC drinks, tribal equity, cultivation effects, and public health. In a move both data-driven and deeply cultural, California officials just dropped nearly $30 million into
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services will award 48 licenses in cannabis microbusinesses lottery The licensing of these new cannabis microbusinesses will promote the participation of marginalized or underrepresented individuals in the legal
Republican senators block Veteran-focused bill allowing research into the potential benefits of cannabis for those who have served. Republican senators recently blocked a bill that would have allowed research into the potential benefits of cannabis
An audit by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) has identified deficiencies in the state of Oregon’s marijuana laws, which were written with the goal of preventing federal intervention. The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis
The Texas House has passed a bill aimed at reducing penalties for cannabis possession. If signed into law, it could provide relief for those disproportionately affected by drug laws. The Texas House of Representatives has
Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan has found herself embroiled in a controversy over a cannabis consulting contract awarded to the Oregon Cannabis Association. The contract was intended to provide advice on proposed legislation and
Trap Culture’s April installment of Trap Nights, Dubbed Four Twenty Too, a Chance to Get High Again! MESA, Ariz.—On April 22, Trap Culture hosted the third installment of their recurring “Trap Nights” series at the