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WEBData compiled and released by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission shows that there was $78,565,729 worth of marijuana sold legally in August, a roughly $5 million decrease from the $84 million sold in July. All-time sales are now over $6.9 billion, with the year-to-date total standing at around $725 million.
Arkansas Medical Marijuana Expansion Initiative Will Appear on …
WEB18 hours ago · According to Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston, the Arkansans for Patient Access (APA) initiative, officially known as the Arkansas Medical Cannabis Amendment of 2024, has secured enough valid signatures to qualify for the November 5 ballot. The measure had initially faced setbacks when Thurston announced last week that APA failed to ...
Montana: Licensed Marijuana Stores Sold $27 Million Worth of …
WEB19 hours ago · According to data released by the Montana Department of Revenue, total marijuana sales reached $27,520,406 in September. This is a slight dip from the record-breaking $29,716,881 sold in August, and is on par with the $28 million sold in September 2023. The vast majority of the state’s total marijuana sales was …
North Carolina Senate Passes Medical Marijuana Legalization Bill ...
WEBWith overwhelming support, legislation that would legalize medical marijuana has been given approval by the North Carolina Senate. House Bill 563 passed its third and final reading this evening, officially advancing the measure to the House of Representatives. The vote was 36 to 10. Once approved by the House, it will proceed to Governor Roy … Continue reading
Marijuana’s Move to Schedule III: 15 Changes and 15 Constants
WEBThe DEA is moving marijuana to Schedule III, officially proposing the change on May 21. Here’s a breakdown of the 15 most significant changes this will bring, and the top 15 changes it won’t bring.. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has taken a significant step by proposing to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III substance under the federal Controlled Substances ...
Hawaii Set to Become 25th State to Legalize Recreational Marijuana
WEBAccording to polling released last year, 52% of adults in Hawaii in support of legalizing marijuana, with just 31% opposed. If SB 3335 does become law in Hawaii, it would be the 25th state to legalize recreational marijuana, representing half of the entire country. Thank you for reading The Marijuana Herald. You can sign up for occasional news ...
Tennessee Bill to Legalize Medical Marijuana Passed on First ...
WEBSenate Bill 1829 – the Medical Autonomy Related to Cannabis Act – would legalize the medical use of marijuana and marijuana products for those 18 and older. The measure would establish a system of licensed and regulated medical marijuana dispensaries, with regulations overseen by the Department of Agriculture.
DEA’s Marijuana Rescheduling Proposal: 13 Days Left for Public …
WEBOn May 21, the DEA published its marijuana rescheduling plans in the Federal Register, initiating a legally required 60-day public comment period. As of July 9, with 13 days remaining, 28,000 comments have been submitted. Approximately 70% of these comments urge the DEA to go even further, advocating for full descheduling, decriminalization, or ...
Maine Sees $21 Million in Marijuana Sales During September, …
WEB1 day ago · Maine’s marijuana market continues to demonstrate resilience, with September reporting a total of $21,275,491 in sales across 407,240 transactions. Within these sales, $12.5 million was attributed to “usable cannabis,” $5.6 million to marijuana concentrates, and $3.1 million to “infused products.” With September’s sales, the year-to-date total has reached an impressive $183,209,598 ...
Marijuana Rescheduling Nears the Endgame, Public ... - The …
WEBThe legally required 60-day public comment period, a critical phase in the process of rescheduling any drug under the Controlled Substances Act, is set to close in just 10 days. Approximately 30,000 comments have been submitted so far, the vast majority in support of either rescheduling marijuana, or going further and descheduling it altogether.