Multi-state operator Vext Science links an Ohio dispensary shutdown to a Vapen vape cartridge while state lab tests reveal no contaminants.

Federal rescheduling fuels cannabis M&A, but integration—not deal size—decides who thrives. What this shift means for Virginia, DC, and Maryland weed delivery laws.

Georgia’s medical cannabis program is expanding even as state regulators wait for input from the DEA. Here’s why it matters and what DMV readers should watch.

Kentucky’s slow medical rollout spotlights how supply gaps and licensing timelines ripple through delivery economics. Here’s what operators and investors should do next.

MJBizDaily reports cannabis multistate operators have given millions to President Donald Trump’s PACs, which may fund a staunchly anti-cannabis Senate hopeful. Here’s what it could mean.

A documented increase in medical cannabis authorizers and broad clinician support could reshape patient access and operator strategy. Here’s how DMV readers can think about it.

As a federal hemp ban looms, MJBizDaily reports delta-8 THC could face different treatment—yet rules remain unclear. Here's what operators and DMV consumers should know now.

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.

Four Republican senators signaled no interest in rethinking a looming federal clampdown on hemp-derived cannabinoids, citing alleged Chinese involvement, per MJBizDaily.

A former cannabis worker secured federal funding for a CU Boulder study that will test air in cultivation facilities after reported worker asthma deaths.

Michigan regulators fined and shut down Millie Montana Industries after packages labeled as cannabis flower reportedly contained dirt, mulch, shake, kief or plant waste, per MJBizDaily.

A new survey indicates New York cannabis businesses already outpay other employers, even as many push back on a proposal to recommend a prevailing wage by late 2027.

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.

State Democrats say adult-use marijuana in Pennsylvania won’t move without control of both legislative chambers. Here’s what’s known, what isn’t, and why DMV readers should care.

Shannon O’Brien files a fresh lawsuit alleging misconduct and public safety risks in a $1.6B market. Here’s why DMV delivery operators should care about the fallout.

Curaleaf launched a hostile takeover offer for Aurora, moving the proposal directly to investors. Here’s what that could mean for product supply, delivery compliance, and DMV consumers.

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.

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 a Michigan retailer prevailed after blocking a nearby Flock camera. Here’s why surveillance around cannabis shops matters for delivery, compliance, and privacy.

A recent state sting found roughly one in five Massachusetts flower samples outside an acceptable potency range. Here’s how potency inflation happens and what DMV consumers and delivery operators should do next.