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The enrollment period is open for the Cannabis Control Commission's Social Equity Program, which helps marginalized groups succeed in the industry.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey on Wednesday is expected to issue an executive order pardoning people with simple marijuana possession convictions.

Massachusetts operators like Doobie, Rolling Releaf, and Lucky Green Ladies have faced thin margins in the dispensary-to-door business. New state regulations could change that.

Loud bursts of joy erupted in a packed room of marijuana business owners, as commissioners voted in favor of approving changes to the cannabis delivery process on Thursday.

Massachusetts companies that deliver cannabis right to the doorsteps of their customers say some of the current regulations are impacting their bottom line and are calling for changes.

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Editor's note: The author is Deputy Director of Economic Development for 1Berkshire. Recreational Cannabis has come a long way since the voters of the

It was 2011 when Devin Alexander was arrested for possessing marijuana. He was a senior in high school, and almost instantly his plans to join the U.S. Air Force went

Across the border in NH, there are people whose lives have been interrupted and their plans thwarted by a drug that 23 states have since legalized.

Many in the cannabis industry say stigma still persists even though the marijuana trade has been legal and state-regulated in Massachusetts for many years