Efforts for Expedited Process to Get Medical Marijuana Lauded in Nevada
- LEGALITIES, MEDICAL MARIJUANA, NEWS
- June 22, 2016

House Rejects Medical Marijuana Testing Bill, Leaving Future Oversight in Limbo Maine’s push to tighten oversight of its medical marijuana market has stalled after the House overwhelmingly rejected a key testing and tracking bill, LD 1847. The proposal, authored by Rep. Anne Graham, D-Newport, would have required batch testing and product tracking for medical cannabis,
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Texas Adds Three Conditional Licensees as Medical Cannabis Program Grows Texas is moving to expand its tightly regulated medical cannabis market, with three additional businesses advancing in the state licensing process. The Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced it has entered Phase II of the Texas Compassionate Use Program expansion, conditionally selecting GTI Texas LLC
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medical cannabis, marking a cautious but significant shift in the state’s long-running marijuana debate. Legislative Bill 933, sponsored by Sen. John Cavanaugh, cleared its first hurdle in a 30–7 vote and would bar criminal, civil or disciplinary penalties solely for issuing a written recommendation when a provider believes cannabis benefits outweigh risks. Amendments adopted with
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Spring 2026 may be rough on drivers, but cannabis fans are cruising into the season with a fresh wave of buzzy flower. A new guide from Leafly highlights a dozen expressive strains defined by bright fruit notes, tropical profiles, and classic gas-forward funk, tailored to different regions across the United States. The lineup spans all-day
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Tennessee Republicans are signaling a new openness to medical marijuana, suggesting a regulated program could be in place within two to three years. Rep. Jeremy Faison (R-Cosby) said a framework is likely “soon,” crediting the federal move to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III for easing long-standing objections. House Majority Leader William Lamberth
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After years of lawsuits, revoked licenses and bureaucratic delays, Alabama’s long-stalled medical marijuana program is finally poised to launch this spring, according to state regulators. Cultivators and testing labs have been licensed and operating since last year, but court challenges left them with no legal outlets to sell their products. The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission
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