District of Columbia regulators issued an emergency cease-and-desist order to unlicensed cannabis vendor Kosmic Treats after an undercover sting operation at the H Street Festival revealed open sales ...
EasyDay Edibles launches the CoolMST™ Inhaler in D.C.—a heat-free, battery-free aerosol cannabis device coming to Takoma Wellness & Cookies DC.
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 ...
Metrc sets its Fall Industry Webinar for Maryland cannabis licensees on Nov. 4, alongside key updates on item categories, plant batch locations, and shipping.
As Maryland and Virginia compete on price, Washington, D.C. dispensaries are betting on the social experience. Thanks to city regulations, D.C. is the only place in the DMV where you can legally buy ...
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 ...
The MCA is inviting licensed Maryland dispensaries to join a voluntary pilot program starting Feb. 23, 2026, aimed at ...
D.C. medical cannabis revenue dips to $9.8M in August, Holistic Industries CEO faces $5M lawsuit, and Virginia equity warnings surface. Read the roundup.
in Featured, Washington, D.C. The Outlaw Report needs your support! Read the letter from our editor. The Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration (ABCA) has officially rolled out the first phase ...
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has signed emergency legislation that temporarily simplifies the transition from a conditional medical cannabis license to a standard, location-bound license. Under the ...
in Featured, Washington, D.C. This change reflects the program’s shift to using the broader term “Retailer” (in place of Dispensary) and “Medical Cannabis” (in place of Medical Marijuana). This ...
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 ...