Tuesday, April 24, 2018 Headlines | Marijuana Today Daily News
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Marijuana Today Daily Headlines
Tuesday, April 24, 2018 | Curated by host Shea Gunther
// Michigan Marijuana Legalization Ballot Measure Has Enough Signatures (Marijuana Moment)
// Suit that tried to blow up Pa.’s medical marijuana program fizzles (Philadelphia Inquirer)
// Florida medical cannabis patient count reaches 100,000 milestone (Marijuana Business Daily)
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// Cannabis Cup and other 4/20 events smaller, but not dead in era of legal weed (Orange County Register)
// License applications rolling in as Connecticut adds medical cannabis dispensaries (Marijuana Business Daily)
// Broken Coast, Maricann Expand Cannabis Production, But Is It Too Much? (Green Market Report)
// Medical marijuana expansion hopes revived in Iowa Senate, but still face hurdle in House (Des Moines Register)
// Missouri House Moves to Legalize Medical Marijuana (U.S. News & World Report (AP))
// Med schools need to get with the times on medical marijuana, chronic pain, and more (Stat News)
// NCIA leader vows to move forward while ex-board members question group’s direction (Marijuana Business Magazine)
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