The Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration shuttered two hemp retailers Thursday, raising questions about the city’s authority to regulate the product that’s federally legal—for now. First seen in Washington City Paper. The Alcoholic Beverage and […]
First seen in Washington City Paper Some have been arrested, others are making a fraction of what they were earning in the gray market. D.C.’s unique cannabis market drew Nat Alexander all the way from Kentucky in […]
First seen in Washington City Paper A look at the intricate cultivation process, from mother plants to final product, in the District’s urban growing environment. D.C.’s medical cannabis market recently doubled as unlicensed cannabis shops, […]
First seen in Washington City Paper Slow and lax enforcement hampered efforts to regulate illegal cannabis sales in D.C. Green, white, and gold balloons marked an early 4/20 celebration for a D.C. medical cannabis dispensary […]
First seen in Washington City Paper A lack of access to commercial real estate and funding are obstructing aspiring medical cannabis entrepreneurs in D.C. When Bryan Jackson received a conditional grower’s license for D.C.’s medical cannabis market […]
First seen in Washington City Paper The Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration has handed out 13 warnings so far, but hundreds of unlicensed shops remain open. A version of this article initially appeared in the Outlaw […]
First seen in Washington City Paper Philip Prendergast, aka Phil Da Phuture, was shot during an armed robbery of Hotbox Uptown marijuana gifting shop on Georgia Avenue NW. A version of this article first appeared […]
First seen in Washington City Paper Kaliiva had applied to the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration for a license to sell medical marijuana. A version of this article was initially published in the Outlaw Report. Marijuana […]
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