Recreational marijuana businesses temporarily banned in Delaware
Delaware is temporarily banning recreational marijuana businesses from operating within the city. City council voted 5-2 on Sept. 9 to immediately enact a moratorium prohibiting “adult-use cannabis operators” from operating within city limits for six months.
Recreational marijuana sales began in Ohio almost two months ago; now, 13 Action News is getting a better idea of how the ...
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce called Ohio's current redistricting model "flawed" but still opposes Issue 1, a proposal on the ...
As other central Ohio cities are prohibiting cannabis-based businesses from their communities, a marijuana dispensary in the ...
It's widely acknowledged that Ohio residents cross state lines to buy marijuana in Michigan, so sales figures were closely ...
What cannabis companies can say or show when it comes to ads and promotions is extremely limited, and messaging must be ...
That’s despite the fact that neighboring Ohio also sold $44 million in cannabis for August after its recreational market went ...
“We are thrilled to commence adult-use sales in Ohio,” said Jon Levine, MariMed’s Chief Executive Officer. “We have long believed that Ohio will be one of the country’s largest cannabis markets, and ...
A previous version of this story included the incorrect number of plants seized. We apologize for the error. DAYTON, Ohio ...
Low prices have insulated many Michigan operators from the effect of Ohio's adult-use market launch in August.
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