Day: January 7, 2026

Oregrown becomes Redmond’s first licensed cannabis retailer  KTVZsource

Independent. Member-supported.For the Pacific Northwest.Independent.Member-supported.A customer smells a strain of cannabis at Bridge City Collective in Portland, Ore., on Jan. 6, 2026.Eli Imadali / OPBOregon’s cannabis industry continues to see falling prices amid rising production and stagnant demand. The latest numbers from the state on the cannabis industry come as […]

The current administration’s seizure of the President and First Lady while taking over of Venezuela has thrust the country into the headlines, especially around drugs and oil. But what is the surprising relationship with Venezuela and marijuana? And there role in the broader context of South America’s illicit drug trade. […]

LANSING, Michigan — A Michigan Court of Claims judge is allowing a lawsuit to move forward that is challenging the state’s new wholesale tax on marijuana.On Monday, Jan. 5, Judge Sim Patel denied the state’s request to reconsider a previous ruling from Dec. 8, 2025, where the state’s request to […]

Privacy Policy | About Our Ads Jordin Trevena-Garon A man wanted in connection with a large marijuana growing operation in the Ka‘ū District was arrested and charged.Jordin Trevena-Garon, 42, of Ocean View, was charged on Monday with the following offenses:Charges stem from a search warrant, executed by officers with the […]

Now54°Wed70°Thu67°by Alberto CardosoA 20-year-old man was arrested after a firearm and marijuana were found inside a vehicle on school property, prompting a brief lockdown at Pungo Christian Academy in Belhaven, authorities said.According to the Belhaven Police Department, Lt. Battle and Sgt. Pruett responded Monday, Jan. 5, to a report of […]

Home > Taxes Taxes | January 6, 2026The lawsuit filed by opponents of Michigan’s 24% wholesale marijuana tax that took effect Jan. 1 may continue, a Court of Claims judge ruled on Jan. 5.By Gus Burnsmlive.com(TNS)The lawsuit filed by opponents of Michigan’s 24% wholesale marijuana tax that took effect Jan. 1 may continue, a Court of […]

News | Jan 6, 2026 ateres-martinez@summitdaily.comColorado’s cannabis dispensaries could get a long-awaited tax break and easier access to traditional banking services expedited by President Donald Trump’s executive order last month. Shop owners say they’ll believe it when they see it.“We’re just kind of waiting to see how everything shakes out,” […]