Articles tagged with "licensing"

Michigan officials are gearing up for a mad rush on Dec. 15, the first day cannabis business-license applications become available in the state.

A judge has ruled that a lawsuit that could disrupt Maryland’s fledgling medical cannabis industry can go to trial.

This special license allows small-scale operators to build the cannabis equivalent of microbreweries.

Would-be growers and distributors of Arkansas’ initial medical marijuana crop flooded a state office building Monday, turning in thousands of pages of paperwork and handing over thousands of dollars in application fees.

Production of low-THC, high-CBD cannabis can begin in Texas, as the state’s Department of Public Safety granted one of three planned licenses Friday.

After opening the door for applications to grow and dispense cannabis on June 30, the state didn’t receive a single one for a month and a half.

The state Tax Commission voted unanimously to uphold an earlier decision to expand licensing to those other than liquor distributors because they have been unable to keep up with demand.

After a year and a half of going after unlicensed cannabis dispensaries, San Diego authorities are stepping up enforcement against illegal delivery services.

Maryland regulators approved eight medical cannabis cultivation licenses, and several of the companies say they’re ready to begin growing immediately.

Denver is on the brink of licensing some of the nation’s first legal cannabis clubs, but elaborate regulatory hurdles may mean the city gets few takers for the new licenses.