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Arizona's largest dispensary will become the first shop in the state next month to offer 24-hour service on select days of the week.

Mint Cannabis will soon be the first dispensary in Arizona to offer 24-hour service, 365 days per year to those 21 and older.

The Arizona Department of Health Services held its lottery for the new social equity licenses earlier this month, but due to an ongoing conversation within...

ADHS accepted applications the first two weeks of December 2021 and, at the end of the day, more than 1,500 were submitted. clock is ticking...

In spite of some good news on the legalization front, cannabis stocks traded down this week, largely driven by lackluster earnings reports out of big Canadian companies. On Monday, New Mexico became the latest state to legalize adult-use cannabis, after Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed the Cannabis Regulation Act. Sales are expected to begin before April 2022. Following a legalization wave led by New York and Virginia, this approval puts more than 43% of Americans living in legal cannabis jur...

Posted on 7507 The Mint Dispensary, operator of the third-largest dispensary in the U.S. and the first cannabis kitchen of its kind in the nation, received approval from the Arizona Department of Health Services on Friday afternoon to sell recreational marijuana at its dispensaries in the state to adults ages 21 and over. “This is a major cannabis industry milestone – not just for Arizona, but for the entire country,” said Eiva...

Arizona welcomed adult-use cannabis legalization during November’s election, and some three months later it commenced with the sales. The Grand Canyon state began the application process on Jan. 19. Dispensaries are able to apply online, but must pass an FBI background check and pay a $25,000 application fee to Arizona’s Department of Health Services. On Friday, the state approved 73 applications out of 79 submitted, kicking off its adult-use cannabis program (h/t Marijuana Business Da...