Colorado Keeps Metrc as Track-and-Trace Vendor, Adds New Tools
Colorado's Marijuana Enforcement Division has renewed its contract with Metrc to run the state's seed-to-sale tracking system, extending a vendor relationship that began in 2014. The deal matters
Georgia Operator Opens Facility Doors to Push Stalled Cannabis Reform
MACON-BIBB, Ga. - A decade after Georgia legalized medical cannabis, the program remains narrow, and lawmakers keep shelving the bills that would expand it. Fine Fettle, one of only three licensed
Two Michigan Dispensary Brands Fund Public Mural for Pride Campaign
A ribbon-cutting ceremony in downtown Ferndale marked the debut of "Polychromatic Super You," a 40-by-25-foot mural by Michigan artist Joey Salamon, installed in the alley at 258 W. Nine Mile Rd. The
Nevada City Council Advances Plan to Loosen Cannabis Retail Rules
Nevada City is positioning itself as an outlier among Northern California municipalities that have historically kept cannabis retail on a short leash. The City Council has agreed on a specific set of
Real Money Slot Content Signals a Compliance Gap Dispensaries Should Watch
An online gambling guide ranking the best real money slots for August 2026 has nothing to do with cannabis retail on its face, but the two industries sit closer together than most operators realize.
Older Consumers Emerge as Untapped Growth Segment for Cannabis Retailers
Michigan's cannabis industry has spent years drowning in its own supply. Wholesale prices have collapsed, margins have thinned to almost nothing, and operators keep asking the same question: where
Pennsylvania Hemp Retailer Braces for Federal Crackdown on THC Products
A federal deadline in December could reshape hemp retail across Pennsylvania, and a Lancaster County farmer and shop owner says the stakes go well beyond his own storefronts. Jake Sitler, founder of
Oklahoma AG's Bank Ties Raise Cannabis Compliance Questions Before Runoff
An Oklahoma gubernatorial runoff has turned into a case study in why regulators and bankers are supposed to stay on opposite sides of the counter. Attorney General Gentner Drummond, the Republican
Federal Hemp Redefinition Puts Retailers on a Moving Deadline
The federal law that redefines hemp is already on the books. It was signed in November 2025, and the only real question left is when it bites, not whether it will. A Senate stopgap passed August 8
TSRgrow Links Grow Room Data to Compliance Records for 2026
TSRgrow is rolling out a significantly expanded version of GROWHub, its cultivation software platform, adding energy monitoring, expanded batch-record tools, Metrc integration and building management