Marijuana Trends

When President Donald Trump recently issued an executive order to reschedule marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act, he achieved what every other president before him could not: changing federal policy on the drug to reflect the scientific and medical reality.For decades, marijuana has been classified as…

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Despite the rapid expansion of state-legal cannabis markets, the constitutional limits on how states may regulate those markets remain unsettled. One of the most significant unresolved questions is whether the Dormant Commerce Clause restricts states from favoring in-state participants through residency requirements or other local-preference licensing rules.On Friday, January 2,…

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MenuA state commission on Thursday dismissed an objection to the ballot question measure that would give voters an opportunity to repeal recreational marijuana legalization. To access our premium articles and enjoy an uninterrupted reading experience, please consider subscribing to one of our plans.Already have an account? Sign inRepublican gubernatorial candidates Mike…

Now33°Sat17°Sun21°Winter Storm Warnings & Ice Storm Warnings until Sunday evening. Make your winter preparations!by Rowdy BaribeauA national cannabis retailer is opening its second Greater Cincinnati dispensary. (Corrie Schaffeld | CBC)LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — According to the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, 2025 was a record year for medical marijuana…

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KAIT) – Arkansans spent more than $291 million on medical marijuana in 2025, setting a new annual record.Last year’s sales surpassed the $283 million record set in 2023, according to the Department of Finance and Administration. “More than $1.6 billion has been spent at the state’s dispensaries…

Arkansans spent more than $291.1 million on medical marijuana in 2025, setting a new annual sales record and signaling a rebound for the industry after a decline the previous year, state officials said.Figures released by the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration show sales rose by about $15 million from…