The OCM announced a $1 million program to help communities negatively impacted under cannabis prohibition policies.
The state’s 2023 cannabis law authorized negotiations between Gov. Tim Walz and tribes over off-reservation sales.
FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul on MSN1d
Minnesota cannabis agency launches grant for communities affected by prohibitionThe Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management is launching a new grant that will go to support marginalized communities that ...
Minnesota communities that were negatively affected by the prohibition of cannabis can apply for new grants from the Office ...
Mike Larson is working with the city of St. Anthony to open a municipal cannabis dispensary ... (Renée Jones Schneider/The Minnesota Star Tribune) ...
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Minnesota leaders announced Tuesday the next opportunity for businesses to apply for a ...
The Willmar City Council on Monday, Feb. 3, 2025, approved an ordinance regarding the regulation and registration of cannabis ...
A dozen Nicollet County townships have signed on to a cannabis delegation agreement to allow the county to regulate and ...
One tribal government is blazing ahead to fill gaps in Minnesota’s recreational cannabis market that has been delayed by ...
Officers recovered more than 22 pounds of marijuana, more than a pound of hallucinogenic mushrooms, and a 9mm pistol while ...
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Minnesota to begin accepting cannabis business applications later this monthThe Office of Cannabis Management announced Tuesday that they would begin accepting business license applications starting ...
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