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The U.S. Attorney’s Alaska office has charged a Delta Junction couple with conspiracy and wire fraud for bilking investors out of more than $700,000 they thought would be used to develop a marijuana theme park in Salcha.

The FBI investigators say the couple used false and fraudulent claims to get 22 people to invest more than $700,000 in a “marijuana theme park."

YOUNGSTOWN — “Overall, good,” said Daniel Kessler, CEO of Riviera Creek on the performance of the only medical marijuana cultivation facility in the Mahon

The governor of Delaware says that he will allow a pair of bills to legalize marijuana possession and establish a regulated adult-use market become law without his signature. Advocates were concerned that Gov. John Carney (D) would veto the proposals like he did in the last session. But in a welcome surprise to supporters, he […]

The Democratic governor of Delaware reiterated on Tuesday that he opposes marijuana legalization—though he gave some mixed signals about how he will act on a pair of bills to legalize and regulate cannabis that were sent to his desk late last month. At a town hall event, Gov. John Carney (D) faced several questions about […]

Two cannabis bills which would legalize and regulate an adult-use industry are now on Delaware Gov. John Carney’s desk.

The change originated in Gov. Mike DeWine's budget recommendations for the General Assembly.

A pair of bills to legalize and regulate marijuana in Delaware have officially been sent to the governor’s desk, meaning he will need to act on them before the end of the month. While the legislature passed both measures with sizable support last month, advocates remain concerned that Gov. John Carney (D) may again veto […]

The clock is ticking on two measures that would legalize and regulate recreational marijuana for adult users were delivered to Gov. John Carney this week. Collectively, Rep. Ed Osienski’s House Bills 1 and 2 comprise the Delaware Marijuana Control Act, with HB 1 legalizing possession of small amo

The Senate proposal, SB 9, would drastically increase the number of dispensaries and growers