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Chris Kudialis
Chris Kudialis
Chris Kudialis is the media’s authority on cannabis in Nevada, and author of the 2024 book Weed and Loathing in Las Vegas. Chris began covering the beat as a reporter with the Review-Journal in 2015, then moved to the Las Vegas Sun before starting with Leafly.

46 total articles - Page 4 of 5

  • Nevada cannabis official at center of licensing scandal loses job

    Chris Kudialis - Published on October 2, 2019

    Jorge Pupo, head of the state’s retail licensing agency, is out after charges of favoritism and manipulation.

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  • Nevada official put on leave amid cannabis licensing fiasco

    Chris Kudialis - Published on September 9, 2019

    Less than two weeks after a judge stopped Nevada from giving out dozens of planned retail cannabis licenses, the state has put one of its top cannabis officials on leave.

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  • Lawsuit exposes Nevada’s sketchy cannabis licensing practices

    Chris Kudialis - Published on September 5, 2019

    A lawsuit reveals expensive dinners, high-priced consultants, and scoring judges hired from Manpower. (Yes, the temp agency.)

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  • A customer smokes marijuana in the smoking lounge at Barbary Coast Dispensary in San Francisco. Las Vegas approved similar lounges, but the Nevada legislature just banned them for two years.

    Las Vegas OK’d Cannabis Lounges but Nevada Just Said No

    Chris Kudialis - Published on June 10, 2019

    The big gaming companies didn’t want the competition in Las Vegas, so it’ll be at least July 2021 before the first lounge opens.

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  • Cannabis Lounges Are Coming to Las Vegas—but Not the Strip

    Chris Kudialis - Published on May 3, 2019

    Approval by the Las Vegas City Council has dispensary owners primed to open extravagant consumption lounges.

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  • Nevada’s Harassment Policy: A Chance for Cannabis to Lead by Example

    Chris Kudialis - Published on January 22, 2019

    The Nevada Dispensary Association says that although the new harassment policy caught the industry off guard, it offers the chance to “become a leader.”

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  • Cannagar Sells for $11,000 to a Very Generous New Year’s Party Host

    Chris Kudialis - Published on December 29, 2018

    At Nuwu Cannabis in Las Vegas, the Los Angeles restauranteur Brandon Hawkins picks up one hell of a party favor.

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  • Las Vegas Strip Looks to Open Cannabis Lounges in 2019

    Chris Kudialis - Published on November 27, 2018

    Tick Segerblom and Nevada lawmakers tour San Francisco’s lounges to see what’s working.

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  • In Nevada, Legal Cannabis Added $1 Billion Impact to State Economy

    Chris Kudialis - Published on October 26, 2018

    Boosted by the state’s tourist trade, total retail sales topped a half-billion dollars—and growth shows no signs of slowing.

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  • In this April 16, 2018, file photo, people stand outside after shopping at the Essence cannabis dispensary in Las Vegas. Nevada's marijuana regulators say they are trying to keep up with demands at recreational dispensaries, where sales continue to outpace projections. The Nevada Appeal reports the Interim Finance Committee approved an additional $1.5 million for the Department of Taxation to hire more security guards and staff to process background checks for workers at marijuana facilities. (John Locher/AP)

    One Year On, It’s Easy to Find Cannabis in Nevada—Maybe Too Easy

    Chris Kudialis - Published on June 29, 2018

    Nevada marijuana legalization crosses the one-year mark with a bevy of consumer options both legal and less above board.

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