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Michigan lawmaker pitches exporting weed to buoy marijuana industry

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A Michigan lawmaker is seeking to allow the industry to sell products to out-of-state consumers online, taking advantage of a federal loophole that is set to expire next November.A Michigan…

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Pop-Tarts Bowl 2025: Game will have 6 edible mascots, with fans voting on which 3 will be sacrificed

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Spending bill to close THC ‘loophole,’ Arizona clarifies licensing rules

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Arizona AG Kris Mayes has repeatedly warned businesses that any THC-infused product meant to be eaten or consumed requires a state marijuana license, the same regulatory framework approved under Prop…

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Delta 9 Gummies: Top 12 Edibles for Chronic Pain Relief
by City Sun Times on November 21, 2025
Believe it or not, delta-9 THC gummies are federally legal — as long as they come from hemp and the D9 levels stay below 0.3%. That might not sound like
Whether It’s Smoking or Edibles, Marijuana Is Bad for Your Heart
by @ucsf on November 21, 2025
A new study led by UC San Francisco researchers finds that chronic cannabis use — whether it’s smoked or consumed in edible form — is associated with significant cardiovascular risks.
Marijuana Edibles Are a Serious Danger for Kids
by Paul Wirth on November 21, 2025
Emergency care is needed if kids ingest edibles with THC in them
WSU veterinarians nurse cannabis-eating ferret back to health, highlight dangers of marijuana poisoning
by Emmalee Appel on November 20, 2025
After ferret edibles incident, WSU warns of rising marijuana poisonings in pets
by KOMO News Staff on November 20, 2025
The case adds to a growing body of evidence on marijuana toxicity in pets as cannabis legalization expands nationwide, WSU says.
A bag of edibles nearly killed Vanilla the ferret, WSU team shows how they saved her
by Shawn Garrett on November 20, 2025
Her owner initially feared she had been crushed by a reclining chair, which seemed consistent with seizure-like activity and tremors the ferret displayed when she arrived.
WSU veterinarians help ferret recover from ingesting cannabis edibles
by CBS2 News Staff on November 20, 2025
Vanilla, a two-pound ferret, was brought to the Washington State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital in March 2023, fighting for her life.Initially suspecte
Health educator on the dangers of kids accessing edibles
by Zain Omair on November 20, 2025
Marijuana edibles can look just like regular candy, and could provoke an unsuspecting child with a sweet tooth to eat it.
Police seize cannabis, edibles and cash in Orleans County raids
by Kim DeGeorge on November 19, 2025
Michigan lawmaker pitches exporting weed to buoy marijuana industry
by https://www.facebook.com/* on November 18, 2025
A Michigan lawmaker is seeking to allow the industry to sell products to out-of-state consumers online, taking advantage of a federal loophole that is set to expire next November.
Spending bill to close THC ‘loophole,’ Arizona clarifies licensing rules
by Alexis Dominguez on November 18, 2025
Arizona AG Kris Mayes has repeatedly warned businesses that any THC-infused product meant to be eaten or consumed requires a state marijuana license, the same regulatory framework approved under Prop 207 in 2020.
Teacher arrested after students allegedly ate her THC edibles at Indiana high school
by WKRC on November 17, 2025
A sheriff's office was investigating an incident involving students allegedly taking a teacher's THC gummies.
THC edibles ban to affect Ga businesses, consumers
by Ty Tagami Capitol Beat News Service on November 16, 2025
A year from now, people in the hemp industry expect booming growth in a black market for marijuana and illicit hemp consumables.
Indiana Teacher Arrested After Students Ingest THC Edibles Left in Classroom
by Azat TV on November 16, 2025
A high school teacher in Indiana has been arrested after two students unknowingly ate THC-laced candy she allegedly left out in her classroom. The incident has prompted a criminal investigation and raised questions about school safety and educator responsibility.