Articles tagged with "Nevada"

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.

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

More than a dozen new shops could open in Nevada in coming weeks, after a judge gave the go-ahead to companies that underwent background checks and won licenses.

The law makes it unlawful for would-be employers in Nevada “to fail or refuse to hire” a prospective employee whose screening test results indicate the presence of marijuana.

Oregon has too much cannabis. Other states don’t have enough. A newly passed bill hopes to address the imbalance—and may lower prices for some consumers.

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.

Licensing fees will help fund emergency housing and services to teens and young adults who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

The new law makes public the identity of marijuana license applicants and the method the state uses to score and rank bids.

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

Even as they’ve developed side by side, state-legal cannabis markets have evolved considerable differences in product pricing.