Oklahoma Cannabis Laws on the Chopping Block: Gov. Stitt Calls for a Revote

Oklahoma State Capitol building representing Gov. Stitt's push to revote on cannabis laws in Oklahoma.

Although Kevin Stitt, governor of Oklahoma since 2019, has expressed his concerns regarding the state’s medical marijuana program in the past, he recently officially called for the issue to be sent back to the voters to “shut it down”. Stitt delivered his final State of the State address Feb. 2, 2026, as his term limits…

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Cannabis Industry Trends: 2025 Wrap-Up & 2026 Projections

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The end of 2025 saw an interesting boost to the cannabis industry when President Trump signed an Executive Order that directed relevant federal agencies to begin the process of amending the regulatory status of marijuana from Schedule I under the Controlled Substances Act to Schedule III. As those anticipated changes are hopefully completed in 2026,…

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White Labeling in the Cannabis Industry

White label cannabis product packaging is one way to scale your cannabis business.

Utilized across hundreds of industries, including food, beauty and supplements, white labeling is when a company buys products from another company and rebrands it as their own. The company that sells the final product to the consumer usually does not participate in the manufacturing process. In the case of white label cannabis products, although the…

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Cannabis AI: A Tool for the Industry

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As defined by IBM, Artificial intelligence (AI) is “technology that enables computers and machines to simulate human learning, comprehension, problem solving, decision making, creativity and autonomy.” The use of this pattern-recognizing technology has quickly integrated into professional and personal realms; it is now nearly impossible to go even a full day without hearing the term…

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Cannabis Industry Pushback on Marijuana Tax in Michigan

Michigan dispensary storefront with cannabis tax protest signs, reflecting reactions to the new 24% marijuana wholesale tax in Michigan.

Attention Michiganders — your local Michigan marijuana brand may be in danger! Signed Oct. 7 by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and filed with the Secretary of State the next day, the Mitten State enacted the new Michigan weed tax of 24% on wholesale cannabis transactions, which has an anticipated revenue of $420 million for the state’s roadways.…

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House Democrats Move to Federally Legalize Cannabis, Again

The Capitol building in Washington DC illuminated against a stormy sky, symbolizing federal marijuana legalization efforts through the MORE Act.

Much like the entire cannabis community and beyond, CannaCon is very interested in federal cannabis legalization. Last noted in April 2025, there is now a new reason to consider the possibility of federal legalization. New York Rep. Jerry Nadler reintroduced Aug. 29 the Marijuana Opportunity, Reinvestment and Expungement (MORE) Act. This MORE Act bill aims…

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Google Just Greenlit Cannabis Ads in Canada — Is the U.S. Next?

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Big news in the cannabis industry: Google has launched a limited pilot program that permits specific cannabis-related product advertising in Canada. Announced Aug. 20 and initiated on Aug. 25, advertising related to cannabis is occurring via Search for federally licensed operators for a 20-week timeframe. Why is this big news? Because this trial marks the…

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Delaware Recreational Weed Is Legal and Available

Delaware recreational dispensaries in cities like Wilmington are now open and selling cannabis flower, vapes, and edibles available under new Delaware weed laws

The first month of sales for Delaware recreational weed proved to be a good deal, with $7.35 million in purchases reported in August 2025. The Office of the Marijuana Commissioner announced Delaware recreational dispensaries saw “strong results” from customers “demonstrating broad interest in a variety of products including flower, vapes, edibles, pre-rolls, tinctures, and topicals.”…

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Texas Vape Ban 2025: What Cannabis Consumers and Retailers Need to Know

Exterior of a vape shop in Houston, TX, to represent an article about the 2025 Texas vape ban and new restrictions on THC and nicotine vapes.

The Texas THC vape ban took effect Sept. 1, 2025 — vaporizers containing cannabinoid derived from hemp were officially banned. Considered to be one of the toughest vape laws in the United States, any cannabinoids (such as THC, CBD, Delta‑8 THC, THCA), alcohol, kratom, kava, mushrooms, antidepressant drug tianeptine, or any derivatives are banned. SB 2024…

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COA NFT WTF?!

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Headlines these days tend to sound like alphabet soup, especially within the cannabis and tech industries. CBD NFT COA, oh my! You may have heard what these acronyms mean, but how are they related? The definition of NFTs can be broken down simply: a typical fungible good can be exchanged in a trade for other…

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What To Cons

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