Paul Demko

Brian Hanna, executive director of Michigan’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency, unpacks the successes and challenges of the country’s most dynamic marijuana industry.

Republicans broke up ruling trifectas in Michigan and Minnesota, while limiting their losses in Wisconsin.

Efforts to put guardrails around the largely unregulated market for intoxicating hemp products have repeatedly sparked lawsuits.

The ruling stems from a lawsuit by a pair of entrepreneurs who argued that New York’s licensing rules unfairly discriminate against out-of-state residents.

Fagan’s resignation is effective May 8.

Fledgling weed entrepreneurs will face a daunting competitive landscape in Michigan.

Just over three-quarters of self-identified Republicans said the government shouldn’t fight state legalization backed by voters, a poll found.

Gains in state legislatures slowed down in 2022, but advocates still have the ballot.

Industry executives blame Congress’ failure to pass any significant cannabis legislation as the biggest reason the sector is flailing.

More than 100 marijuana-related bills have been filed, many seeking to restrict Oklahoma’s booming medical program.