2026’s Tennessee governor race centers on legalization, justice, and the economics of cannabis. How do these positions compare to Virginia, DC, and Maryland trends?

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.

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.

After pushback from operators and advisors, Oregon health officials shelved a proposal to hike psilocybin license fees. Here’s what changed, why it matters, and what to watch next.

Virginia’s cannabis regulator has posted draft adult-use rules, including license caps and fee proposals, with sales expected to begin July 1, 2027 if timelines hold.

Harm reduction outlet Filter is closing. Here’s why that matters for cannabis policy, delivery-law research and DMV readers who rely on trustworthy drug reporting.

Hemp beverage brand Cantrip plans to hibernate its product line as Congress debates federal restrictions on intoxicating hemp products.