Dispensary Operators Lean on POS Systems to Manage Compliance
More than 7,000 cannabis stores now operate across the United States, and that number keeps climbing as public support for legalization holds steady. A recent YouGov survey found that 52 percent of
Georgia Operator Opens Cultivation Site to Push Stalled Cannabis Bills
A licensed medical cannabis producer in Macon is trying a different approach to Georgia's legislative gridlock: show, don't just lobby. Georgia Fine Fettle, one of only three licensed medical
Cannabis Retailers Fund Public Mural to Back LGBTQ+ Youth Services
Two Michigan cannabis retailers just put their marketing budgets behind something other than a storefront promotion. JARS Cannabis and HYPE Cannabis held a ribbon-cutting this week for "Polychromatic
Federal Hemp Rules Shift as Congress Debates Delay and Scope
Here's what actually changed this year: Congress signed a law redefining hemp at the federal level, and the industry has spent months arguing over when, not whether, it takes hold. The signature
TSRgrow Expands GROWHub Software to Unify Cultivation and Compliance Data
TSRgrow has rolled out a substantial upgrade to GROWHub, the software platform that runs behind its LED lighting and Remote Power systems, adding energy monitoring, expanded batch-record tools, Metrc
Cannabis ETF Hits 2026 Highs as DEA Rescheduling Hearing Nears
Shares of the AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF (MSOS) climbed to their highest levels of 2026 this week, as investors position ahead of a June 29 administrative hearing that could reshape federal
Analysts Split on Health In Tech as Coverage Broadens
Health In Tech, Inc. (NASDAQ: HIT) picked up fresh analyst attention this month, with Maxim Group issuing detailed quarterly earnings estimates that stretch through fiscal 2027. The insurtech firm,
Senate Rejects Push to Speed Up Federal Hemp Product Restrictions
A one-month reprieve for the intoxicating hemp industry will stand, at least for now. The US Senate voted 61-32 on Aug. 8 to table an amendment from Sen. Ted Budd, R-NC, that would have stripped a
Missouri Hemp Beverage Ban Faces Delay as Congress Acts
Missouri retailers selling hemp-derived THC beverages got a reprieve, or at least the possibility of one, after the U.S. Senate approved a short-term funding measure early Saturday that would push
Federal Hemp Rewrite Puts Cannabis Seed Industry on the Clock
A single section buried in a federal appropriations bill is about to reshape who can legally sell, ship, or buy cannabis seeds in the United States. The FY2026 Agriculture Appropriations Act, signed