Rules for Minnesota cannabis market officially published, state says
State officials say the rules, which were approved without changes, were published in the State Register on Monday and are now in effect.
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State officials say the rules, which were approved without changes, were published in the State Register on Monday and are now in effect.
A 43-year-old man is facing a first-degree marijuana possession charge after police at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport found a bag with over 10 pounds of marijuana in it.
A new weed-growing operation in Prairie Island represents Minnesota's closest one to the Twin Cities. The Dakota tribe is using cannabis cultivation best practices to take their business to new highs, with a newfound pride in going green.
Minnesotans are one step closer to seeing cannabis shops popping up in more locations around the state.
Lotteries to award four types of cannabis licenses in Minnesota may take place in May or June, according to the state's Office of Cannabis Management.
State troopers say they arrested a 47-year-old woman from Minneapolis on Saturday after the driver showed "signs of impairment" and detected the odor of marijuana during a traffic stop.
Dope Roots Cannafest for Women aims to connect women-owned brands with consumers in a space curated specifically for women.
The OCM announced a $1 million program to help communities negatively impacted under cannabis prohibition policies.
On Tuesday, the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management announced applications for cannabis business licenses will be accepted beginning Feb. 18 and ending March 14.
It has been nearly two years since legal cannabis passed the Minnesota legislature with the original goal of getting the recreational market up and running this month.
The interim director of the regulatory agency tasked with oversight of the new cannabis industry is stepping down a month before the state starts accepting license applications to operate legal marijuana businesses.
Minnesota cannabis regulators are pushing a plan to begin the rollout of the state's legal marijuana market to the spring of next year following a judge's decision to halt a planned lottery last month that would've chosen the first business license holders.
The Office of Cannabis Management says it will not add any additional delivery methods to the medical cannabis program in 2025.
A legal fight could stunt the growth of Minnesota's blooming marijuana market.
Two lawsuits, filed against the Office of Cannabis Management, are aiming to stop a lottery for cannabis licenses in Minnesota.
