A new state audit reveals critical flaws in Colorado’s marijuana product testing system, exposing risks for consumers and lessons for DMV cannabis delivery compliance.

Explore how Nature’s Treatment of Illinois shapes dispensary experiences in Milan and Galesburg, with takeaways for savvy shoppers and DMV delivery innovators.

A White House move to shift marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III could ease taxes and research hurdles—but it won’t legalize sales or delivery overnight.

New York’s legal cannabis market is tracking toward a new annual high while early indicators point to a cooling trend. Here’s what that mix of growth and hesitation could mean for delivery, compliance, and DMV operators watching from the sidelines.

Congress advanced a delay to new hemp THC limits that would close the delta‑8 and THCA loopholes. Here’s how Section 781 touches delivery, products, and compliance in the DMV.

A new proposal dubbed Senate Bill 1 would route hemp-derived cannabinoids through pharmacies only, reshaping access, retail, and compliance—especially for delivery.

Atlantic City’s cannabis chief faces federal fraud and bribery charges over alleged $29,000 in payments. Here’s what it signals for trust, oversight, and delivery compliance across regulated markets.

MJBizDaily reports Florida’s $2B medical market hit by falling valuations and a failed adult-use push by 2026, raising real questions about operator exits and strategy pivots.

Pierce County, Nevada City and Portland advance measures to make personal use of natural psychedelics a low police priority—without legalizing them—signaling a local-first policy trend.

Marijuana Venture spotlights Chris Violas in its 40 Under 40. We examine how tech‑minded leadership can shape patient delivery services, science‑based safeguards, and DMV implications.

As 5‑MeO‑DMT draws buzz, scientists and conservationists warn against “toad milking.” Here’s what’s known, what’s not, and how DMV readers should approach it.

A new New York survey says cannabis retail workers earn higher hourly wages than other retail roles—stirring a fight over a proposed wage board and what it could mean for operators and delivery services.

MJBizDaily reports Illinois adult-use retailers can apply for medical permits. Holding a medical license could shift regulatory status, enable DEA registration, and open tax benefits.

A Johns Hopkins pilot shows oral THC can feel psychedelic in controlled settings, reshaping dosing guidance, trial design, and how DMV consumers approach high-THC edibles.

A first-hand look at the booming trade in tiny “K spoons,” how it spread across festivals, safety tensions on the dancefloor, and what DMV residents should know.

Border-county arrest totals fell across 2021–2025 even as Michigan and Illinois allowed adult-use sales. We unpack the pattern, policing dynamics, and DMV takeaways.

California regulators linked a cultivation worker’s death to pesticide exposure, prompting recalls of at least four cannabis products. Here’s what delivery operators and DMV consumers should know now.

A Sixth Circuit ruling says federal illegality blocks enforcement of a Michigan cannabis supply deal. Here’s how that risk touches delivery contracts in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.

Facing budget shortfalls, Oregon will consolidate psilocybin and medical cannabis oversight and is proposing steep fee hikes. Here’s what’s changing, why it matters, and how DMV readers should read the tea leaves.

A national anti-marijuana group is reportedly outspending opponents in a push to criminalize cannabis sales in Massachusetts, putting a $1.65B market at risk.