Author: Editorial Staff
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Maryland Cannabis Metrc Fall 2026 Webinar & Technical Bulletins
Metrc sets its Fall Industry Webinar for Maryland cannabis licensees on Nov. 4, alongside key updates on item categories, plant batch locations, and shipping.
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Tea Pad Brings Live Music and Cannabis Industry Networking to D.C. on October 29 to Empower Women in Cannabis STEM
Tea Pad Foundation LTD, a Maryland nonprofit that advances women in cannabis science and policy, will host “Tea Pad – After 90 Years, We’re Legal in D.C.!” on Thursday, October 29, 2026, from 6 to 9 p.m. EDT at Higher Ground, a licensed cannabis consumption lounge in Washington, D.C. The evening pairs live jazz, product…
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EasyDay Edibles Introduces a Brand-New Cannabis Delivery Method to Washington, D.C.
EasyDay Edibles is proud to announce the official Washington, D.C. launch of the CoolMST™ Inhaler, a brand-new method of cannabis delivery developed in partnership with R2 Innovations Incorporated of Centennial, Colorado, and its exclusive nationwide licensor, Paradigm Partners and Brands of Fairfax, Virginia.
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D.C.’s Cannabis Lounges Bet Big on On-Site Consumption
Explore D.C.’s medical cannabis lounge guide, Henrico County’s 2027 zoning draft, Maryland’s MCA inventory pilot, DEA Schedule III updates, and national news.
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A Guide to D.C.’s Medical Cannabis Lounges and Summer Gardens
Discover the top legal cannabis lounges and summer gardens in Washington, D.C. Explore on-site consumption spots, live events, rules, and patient requirements across the District.
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MCA Launches Pilot Program to Standardize Dispensary Inventory Discrepancy Reporting
The Maryland Cannabis Administration (MCA) is inviting licensed dispensaries to participate in a new pilot program designed to streamline and standardise inventory reporting and discrepancy investigations. Anticipated to kick off on February 23, 2026, the three-month pilot aims to establish a consistent, industry-wide process for identifying, investigating, and reporting inventory variations. Under state regulations (COMAR…
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D.C. Sales Shift Down, MD Infrastructure Needs
Following July’s record-setting $10.6M peak, Washington, D.C.’s medical cannabis market cooled in August to $9.84M in revenue. Meanwhile, Holistic Industries CEO Josh Genderson faces a $5M investor lawsuit, Virginia advocates raise youth equity warnings, and Maryland micro-processors seek shared state infrastructure.
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Former Holistic Board Member Sues CEO Joshua Genderson for $5M, Alleging Fraud, Fake Wires, and Altered Checks
Former Holistic Industries board member Richard Cohen sues CEO Joshua Genderson for $5 million, alleging a massive scheme involving fake wires, staged bank meetings, and altered checks.
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Advocates Warn Virginia’s 2027 Cannabis Market Framework Could Subject Youth to Disproportionate Punitive Harm
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.
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Maryland Cannabis Administration Survey Details Bottlenecks and Operational Needs for Micro Processors
A new survey from the Maryland Cannabis Administration reveals that over 80% of micro processors view shared commercial equipment and incubator space as vital to starting their businesses.
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D.C. Medical Cannabis Sales Cool to $9.8M in August Following July’s Record Peak
Washington, D.C.’s medical cannabis market receded from July’s historic high, generating $9.84 million in total operator sales during August 2026. Despite a 7.2% month-over-month decline across retail, cultivation, and manufacturing tiers, overall program revenue remains up 19.4% compared to the same period last year as resident patient registrations continue to expand.
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D.C. License Renewals Heat Up, Virginia Enforcement Collapses Post-Reform
D.C. License Renewals Heat Up, Virginia Enforcement Collapses Post-Reform Plus Maryland Deploys Tax Revenue for Community Equity