Marijuana Trends

Satu Berita Banyak PersepektifWashington state cannabis revenue dropped to approximately $1.14 billion in 2025, down from $1.47 billion in 2021, as retail saturation and aggressive discounting by large chains reshaped the industry landscape ahead of the April 20 holiday.Data from the Washington Department of Revenue highlights a five-year downward trend…

Chicago weed culture six years on from legalization  WBEZ Chicagosource

Pennsylvania lawmakers continue push for cannabis legalization with clean slate provision  CBS Newssource

Sign up to our free newsletter to get the latest news delivered straight to your inbox.AFRO American Newspapers The Black Media Authority Your contribution is appreciated. By Rev. Dr. Heber Brown, IIILater this year, I will open Marula Wellness, a cannabis dispensary and holistic health brand in Frederick, Md. Cannabis has…

Happy Monday, Flathead Beacon readers! Maggie Dresser here, and my ears are still ringing since emerging from the Kalispell Eagles on Saturday night where I stepped out of my comfort zone for Rocky Mountain Riff Fest, which brought roughly a dozen metal bands together for a night of sweat, mosh…

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand wants to legalize, tax and regulate adult use of cannabis in Iowa, his campaign announced Monday, April 20, in a cheeky nod to weed’s unofficial holiday.“We need to treat cannabis like alcohol in Iowa,” he said in a social media post. “It’s commonsense.”Sand said he…

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Dispensaries throughout North Jersey are offering various deals and discounts to celebrate the biggest day of the year for marijuana enthusiasts.Shops have been offering multi-day promotions for products in honor of 4/20, the unofficial holiday for smokers around the world. The day’s origins can be traced back to the early…

Tennessee Republicans block automatic medical marijuana law changes if there’s federal rescheduling  WKRN News 2source

4/20 is here. Is any form of cannabis legal in North Carolina?  AOL.comsource