Two measures designed to speed up Delaware’s launch of its recreational cannabis market are currently under review in the state legislature. These legislative efforts come after delays have stalled the rollout of cannabis retail operations, despite business licenses being awarded last year.
Two measures designed to speed up Delaware’s launch of its recreational cannabis market are currently under review in the state legislature. These legislative efforts come after delays have stalled the rollout of cannabis retail operations, despite business licenses being awarded last year.
“We’ve accepted mommy-wine culture; why can’t we do the same with cannabis?” says Rosie Mattio, the woman behind North America's largest cannabis PR firm.
A recent study involving more than 1,000 adults suggests that marijuana use may influence changes in the body’s epigenome, which acts like a series of switches turning genes on or off to regulate bodily functions.
A recent study involving more than 1,000 adults suggests that marijuana use may influence changes in the body’s epigenome, which acts like a series of switches turning genes on or off to regulate bodily functions.
CHICAGO and VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Green Thumb Industries Inc. (“Green Thumb” or the “Company”) (CSE: GTII) (OTCQX: GTBIF), a leading national cannabis consumer packaged goods company and owner of RISE Dispensaries, today released its third annual Social Impact Report. The 2024 Social Impact Report documents and celebrates Green Thumb's continued efforts to drive progress across four key pillars of the Company's "Growing For Good" program — Community Engagement, Inclusion & Belonging, Restorative Justice, and Environmental Stewardship. The full report can be viewed at www.gtigrows.com/social-impact-report.
Nebraska’s Attorney General Mike Hilgers and former Governor Pete Ricketts are asking the state legislature to reject two citizen-led initiatives concerning medical marijuana production, use, and possession. The measures were approved by about 70% of voters in the recent election.
Nebraska’s Attorney General Mike Hilgers and former Governor Pete Ricketts are asking the state legislature to reject two citizen-led initiatives concerning medical marijuana production, use, and possession. The measures were approved by about 70% of voters in the recent election.
