Walmart said it is permanently closing the last two stores in Portland—months after its CEO warned about historic increases in theft. The stores, located at…
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At least two companies in British Columbia, Canada, have said that they received exemptions from the federal government that allowed them to manufacture and distribute…
Stone’s bearded CEO and co-founder Greg Koch already has nicknames in Germany: “Bier Jesus von Mariendorf,” referencing the Berlin suburb where the new “Stone Brewing…
When a 78 year-old patient, her caregiver, two sheriff’s deputies and hospital employees began hallucinating, a hospital in Coos Bay, Oregon quarantined its emergency room.…
The dark web, having gained a reputation for offering illicit goods and narcotics, caught the attention of authorities after the Silk Road fueled much early…
Rodrigo studied law, but never became a lawyer. The Mexican-American lives in Tijuana and works as a cannabis activist in California. He bounces between jobs.…
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The negligent use of equipment and improper installation of electrical systems on cannabis farms caused four wildfires in Calaveras County between June 14 and July 11, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
Cal Fire brought three of the fires under control quickly, limiting damage to minimum acreage and vegetation, according to Cal FIre Battalion Chief Matthew Gilbert.
The July 2 Appaloosa Fire, however, charred 310 acres on numerous properties.
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The Internal Revenue Service has sent many Colorado marijuana companies questionnaires largely focused on IRS Form 8300, which tracks cash transactions above a certain amount. Fears of money laundering charges have gripped cannabis entrepreneurs.