D.C. medical cannabis revenue dips to $9.8M in August, Holistic Industries CEO faces $5M lawsuit, and Virginia equity ...
A new survey from the Maryland Cannabis Administration reveals that over 80% of micro processors view shared commercial ...
in Featured, Washington, D.C. The Outlaw Report needs your support! Read the letter from our editor. A explosive new lawsuit filed in D.C. Superior Court accuses Joshua Genderson, co-founder and CEO ...
As Virginia prepares for its 2027 adult-use cannabis launch, a new policy brief warns that civil fines and public consumption enforcement could disproportionately impact youth of color.
Talbot County officials announced the distribution of $200,000 in grant awards through the county’s inaugural Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund (CRRF) cycle. Funded directly by state tax receipts ...
Stay tuned for updates on medical cannabis license renewals this coming month as many businesses are due to go through ANC renewal again. New data presented to the Virginia Criminal Sentencing ...
The District of Columbia’s Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration (ABCA) has alerted applicants and licensees to an ongoing fraudulent phishing scheme targeting cannabis and alcohol businesses ...
Authorities shutdown Cap & Stem, a storefront operating exclusively as a mushroom dispensary in Washington, D.C., marking the second such psilocybin-focused shop to be padlocked in the city’s ongoing ...
The Outlaw Report needs your support! Read the letter from our editor. In a landmark decision with national implications, Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed an executive order today granting the ...
The Outlaw Report needs your support! Read the letter from our editor. Seven Virginia hemp processors, growers and retailers have launched a federal lawsuit challenging the Commonwealth’s newly ...
The Outlaw Report needs your support! Read the letter from our editor. Maryland cannabis companies Curio Cultivation, LLC and Curio Manufacturing, LLC have agreed to pay an $8,000 fine for violating ...
in Featured, Washington, D.C. That oversaturation is reflected in sales data. In August 2025, D.C. dispensaries averaged only $101,000 in monthly medical sales, roughly half of Maryland’s average and ...
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