California brand Greenline opens its first store, completing a seed-to-sale model. Here’s what a vertical move like this means for delivery, investors, and DMV entrepreneurs.

Spherex’s first-ever acquisition brings Denver indoor and Trinidad outdoor cultivation in-house amid Colorado supply volatility—here’s what it signals for ops and investors.

High Times spotlights Chloe Sells in a conversation touching Hunter S. Thompson, acid, and Owl Farm—prompting a wider look at psychedelics, art, and creative spaces in the DMV.

A new film centers an artist with three days left, stirring questions about love, grief, creativity—and how the cannabis lifestyle gathers us around stories that matter.

Curaleaf lifted its hostile offer for Aurora Cannabis to $5 per share, saying its proposal relied on public data and calling for a fair process for shareholders.

DEA’s 2026 Drugs of Abuse update says no deaths from marijuana overdose and reflects federal moves toward Schedule III for certain cannabis products. Here’s what it means in practice.

A Texas case profiled by High Times shows how extreme cannabis penalties still happen. Here’s what DMV readers should consider about risk, compliance and delivery rules.

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.

From pop-up markets to shop birthdays, here’s how cannabis events build culture, loyalty and buzz—plus what the DMV community should watch and do next.

An NCSL-backed milestone now has medical cannabis permitted in 40 states, three territories, and DC. Here’s what that shift means for patients and the DMV.

A practical White Widow strain guide covering its commonly reported genetics, aroma, effects, product formats, testing labels, cultivation basics, and what DMV consumers should know.

Los Angeles’ leading mayoral candidate unveiled a plan to fix the city’s “broken” cannabis market. Here’s what it could mean for delivery models, investors, and DMV entrepreneurs.

MJBizDaily flags a core risk: without uniform, reliable products, future interstate cannabis commerce—and compliant delivery—will stumble. Here’s what it means for the DMV.

From “Powdered Donuts” to “Watermelon Daiquiri,” flavor-first names are redefining how people shop. Here’s how the trend lands in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.

A new UC San Diego analysis of 21,189 adults aged 65+ found 11.4% of past-year cannabis users met DSM-5 criteria for cannabis use disorder, with most cases mild.

Canada and Germany remain the hubs of international cannabis trade, but supply routes are changing fast—reshaping pricing, logistics, and delivery investments.

A federally funded survey of older adults reports surprising day-of use, common medical motivations, and preferred THC delivery methods—data clinicians and DMV families should note.

A one‑month reprieve pushes a federal hemp ban to December, sharpening tensions between hemp and cannabis advocates—and raising delivery compliance questions across the DMV.

Fresh Census-tracked excise taxes crossed $3.55B across 30 states and DC. Here’s how that trend shapes delivery business models, investor strategy, and DMV opportunities.

State cannabis regulators in California recalled product and suspended a large, Hollywood-connected cultivation site after a worker died and toxic materials were allegedly found, MJBizDaily reports.