The world has been engrossed in the largest public health crisis of our lifetimes, now cannabis businesses need more flexibility to survive and clear goals on how to serve their patients.
Last Friday, people in Colorado will be able to legally have cannabis products delivered directly to their homes. The program is focused on medical cannabis patients with hopes for recreational deliveries to begin soon.
The coronavirus crisis in New York is likely to delay lawmakers' efforts to legalize adult-use cannabis this session.
53 percent of all Americans believe that access to medical cannabis should be preserved during quarantine. Dozens of states agree, and have classified medical cannabis businesses as "Essential".
California and Colorado dispensaries are encouraging customers to place online orders for curbside pick ups to ease delivery drivers and reduce possible exposure.
As states have chosen to let dispensaries stay open as essential businesses, Massachusetts closes it's recreational stores, only to allow medical cannabis sales.
Staying at home all day is responsible, and if your looking for engage the body and mind while at home stoned, leafly has some great recommendations.
We've all seen the reports of surges in cannabis sales as social distancing becomes necessary, Michigan is the largest source of weed topics on social media.
With this year's 4/20 events are being postponed, many artists are turning to online events, curious to see which ones are still planned?
During the state-wide stay at home order in California, dispensaries will be allowed to stay open as essential businesses.