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Illinois Doubles Cannabis Possession Limits, Brings Hemp Under State Control

Illinois lawmakers doubled adult-use possession limits to 60 grams and created a regulatory framework requiring intoxicating hemp products to be sold through licensed dispensaries.

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Trulieve to Begin NYSE Trading June 2026 After Schedule III Move

Trulieve Cannabis will begin NYSE trading in June 2026 following federal rescheduling to Schedule III, becoming the first major cannabis operator to announce a Big Board listing.

Idaho Legislators Advance Constitutional Ban on Cannabis Initiatives

Idaho lawmakers approved ballot language for a constitutional amendment that would prevent voters from ever legalizing marijuana through citizen initiatives, a move opponents call an attack on direct democracy.

Cannabis Regulators Launch World Cup Education Campaign for Visitors

Cannabis regulators in Massachusetts and other World Cup host states are launching education campaigns to inform international visitors about local marijuana laws and consumption restrictions.

California Senate Panel Backs Drive-Thru Cannabis Sales Bill

A California Senate committee approved legislation allowing cannabis retailers to operate drive-thru windows, advancing the Assembly-passed bill with a 7-3 vote as the industry seeks operational flexibility.

California Cannabis Operators Face Mounting Regulatory Burden

California's cannabis industry faces mounting challenges from complex regulations and high compliance costs, according to KQED reporting examining how the regulatory burden is impacting licensed operators.

Jun 8, 2026

Cannabis Victims Group Takes Rescheduling Fight to Federal Appeals Court

Cannabis Industry Victims Educating Litigators filed an appeal challenging the DEA's marijuana rescheduling proposal, arguing the process represents regulatory failure and inadequate oversight.

Jun 8, 2026

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Washington Cannabis Regulators Flag Oversupply, Federal Uncertainty

Washington cannabis regulators warn of market pressures from oversupply and federal policy uncertainty, as the state's mature recreational market faces inventory gluts and questions about federal rescheduling impacts.

Jun 8, 2026