May, 2019

• 16 May

  55% of New Mexico’s Marijuana Growers Can’t Keep Up with Demand

  

  By Morgan Lee, Associated Press. (AP) — State-commissioned surveys of New Mexico medical cannabis producers and patients show that many dispensaries ...
• 14 May

  30,000 Ohioans Have Signed Up for Medical Marijuana Since January

  

  By Associated Press (AP) — Ohio’s Medical Marijuana Control Program says more than 30,000 people with doctor recommendations have registered to ...
• 13 May

  Arizona Court Rules No Medical Marijuana Immunity in Parked Cars

  

  By Associated Press (AP) — Arizona’s medical marijuana law doesn’t allow smoking marijuana in public places, and a new court ruling ...
• 13 May

  Denver Becomes 1st U.S. City to Decriminalize ‘Magic Mushrooms’

  

  By Kathleen Foody, Associated Press. (AP) — Last week, voters made Denver the first U.S. city to decriminalize psilocybin, the psychoactive ...
• 10 May

  38 Attorneys General Ask Congress to Allow Banking for Marijuana Industry

  

  By Associated Press Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, along with attorneys general from 37 other states on Wednesday, urged Congress to ...
• 7 May

  Arizona-Based Fentanyl Drug Company Executives Found Guilty

  

  By Alanna Durkin Richer, Associated Press (AP) — A pharmaceutical company founder accused of paying doctors millions in bribes to prescribe ...
• 6 May

  DC Mayor Unveils Bill to Legalize Recreational Marijuana Sales

  

  By Associated Press (AP) — The mayor of Washington, D.C., has proposed a bill to locally legalize the sale and distribution ...
• 5 May

  Harvard and MIT Receive $9 Million Gift to Research Cannabis

  

  By Associated Press (AP) — Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) will share what’s being called the largest ...
• 2 May

  Las Vegas Approves Marijuana Consumption Lounges

  

  By Ken Ritter, Associated Press (AP) — Legal marijuana smokers will soon be able to find lounges where they can light ...
• 1 May

  First U.S. Drug Company Executive Indicted in Opioid Crisis

  

  By Michael R. Sisak, Associated Press The former CEO of a U.S. drug distribution company has been indicted on what federal ...