A Dec. 11 federal ban on intoxicating hemp products could hit retailers, delivery menus, and couriers nationwide. Here’s what DMV consumers and operators should prepare for.

High Times named 33 medalists across 11 categories in Billings, with solventless surging into edibles and vapes. Here’s who won—and why DMV consumers should care.

Federal rescheduling is in motion but not finished. Here’s how taxes, banking, hemp, and delivery compliance could shift—and what DC, Maryland, and Virginia should prepare for now.

Mexico’s high court says personal-use permits can include cooking with cannabis at home for yourself—while sales, sharing, and regulated products remain off-limits.

New NCIA data shows pre-rolls dominate consumer spend. Here’s how that reshapes cannabis delivery business models, DMV opportunities, and investor risk in 2026.

A Republican gubernatorial candidate in Michigan is courting the cannabis industry by pledging to scrap a new 24% wholesale tax, while the Democratic opponent has not taken a position.

A federal appeals court left the Attorney General’s limited Schedule III move in place as Congress bickers over hemp. Here’s what DMV delivery operators and consumers should watch now.

Headset Inc. will make staged payments through 2030 to settle allegations it improperly received a federal PPP loan because of its cannabis industry ties.

Vegas’ CHAMPS show ran tighter and busier, spotlighting hemp beverage bets and delivery-ready retail tactics—signals DMV operators and investors should read now.

Under SB 3222, Illinois adult-use retailers can apply for medical cannabis licenses—opening the door to DEA eligibility and potential 280E relief, per MJBizDaily.

A new Cannabis Wire conversation with Alice O’Leary Randall invites a fresh look at patient access and the fast-changing world of marijuana delivery regulations and compliance.

Psychedelic Alpha spotlights Kimon de Greef’s look at 5‑MeO‑DMT’s ascent from Sonora to pharmaceutical interest. Here’s what DMV readers should watch and why it matters.

A closed-door, two-day SAMHSA consultation in Washington, DC convened federal reps, researchers, regulators, and entrepreneurs to tackle psychedelic data gaps—no drug developers invited.

In a WMUR primary debate, both New Hampshire contenders said they support legalizing cannabis at the federal level—raising big questions for delivery laws and licensing.

Two federal marijuana sentences were cut as Washington debates moving some cannabis to Schedule III. Here’s what’s known now—and what DMV residents should watch.

Highlandia’s Rocket Peak took Best in Show as the hemp-derived THC beverage brand collected four medals at the 2026 Summer PR%F Awards, signaling buyer interest ahead.

A Houston Public Media report shows low-level cannabis arrests surged under Mayor John Whitmire, even as a November ballot initiative seeks to de-prioritize possession.

MJBizDaily reports a new 24% Michigan cannabis tax is depressing sales and closing shops. A state lawmaker now wants the levy repealed. Here’s the DMV angle.

Psychedelic Alpha reports that two psychiatrists in New Zealand have been cleared to prescribe MDMA for PTSD. Here’s what happened and what DMV readers should know.

NCV reports T. Rowe Price is betting big on AI. Here’s how that momentum could shape cannabis delivery laws, courier regulations, and compliance in the DMV.