Hip hop artist says Meow Wolf show canceled over support for Israel
Matisyahu was scheduled to perform at Meow Wolf until the company pulled the plug on the show.
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Matisyahu was scheduled to perform at Meow Wolf until the company pulled the plug on the show.
If Republican nominee Mark Ronchetti wins election, he can still impact reproductive rights policy, even without being able to pass his priorities through the Legislature with Democratic majorities. Ronchetti has campaigned on an anti-abortion policy. During the Republican primary, his campaign website said he believed “life should be protected – at all stages.” In a […]
January 18 When it comes to planning for the year ahead, the calendar for cannabis might come into consideration for those who have opened this message. We’ve compiled something to look forward to each of the first six months, even though we realize that making plans right now can be a big challenge. January - New Mexico’s legislative session begins tomorrow (Jan. 19), and lawmakers are certain to take up cannabis legalization again. Check the list of proposed legislation here; it’s updated regularly. February - Since the session is 60 days long, watch for bills to be introduced ...
New Mexico Patient Caregiver and Provider File Motion to Enforce Plant Count Lawsuit The New Mexico Department of Health Secretary has admitted to arbitrary, retaliatory motivation for the state's new plant limit. SANTA FE, N.M., Jan. 14, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PRESS RELEASE -- Nicole Sena, a medical cannabis caregiver to her young daughter with a rare form of epilepsy, and Ultra Health have reopened their lawsuit against the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) to ensure an adequate supply of medicine. The original lawsuit, filed in August 2016, contended the plant cap regulation promul...
April 14, 2021 Just days after New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a recreational-use cannabis bill into law and less than 90 days before the law goes into effect, some in the existing medical cannabis industry want state officials to immediately increase the amount of cannabis they can grow. A group of five New Mexico medical cannabis producers sent a letter with their concerns about the rollout of recreational-use cannabis to the heads of the state’s Regulation and Licensing Department and the state’s Department of Health. The letter from the medical cannabis producers said ...