Minnesota’s cannabis market could be just a few months away from finally rolling out. The state’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) kicked off its license application process earlier this week.

Welcome back to The Week in Weed, your Friday look at what’s happening in the world of legalized marijuana. This week, Minnesota is accepting ...

In an interview, Office of Cannabis Management interim director Eric Taubel discusses tribal compacting, rulemaking and why ...

Bachman's, the Minneapolis-based florist and garden-supply retailer, has already garnered high demand for its upcoming ...

While the City Council has not agreed to opening a city-run cannabis dispensary, members agreed during they would accept ...

Under Minnesota’s new recreational marijuana laws, local municipalities are able to own and operate their own retail cannabis stores, much like municipal liquor stores.

Minnesota opens cannabis business applications, prioritizing social equity and local ownership ahead of recreational sales starting in 2025.

The New Ulm City Council approved first consideration of the cannabis zoning ordinance Tuesday. The ordinance specifically amends city code establishing zoning district and standards for cannabis and ...

Cannabis sales could become a money-maker for the city of Byron. The city's Economic Development Authority voted unanimously ...

The City of Byron, Minnesota may be the first in our area to open a cannabis dispensary. There are plans to apply for a ...

A recent study published by the U.S. National Library of Medicine found that patients with cancer who use medical marijuana ...