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A majority of Wisconsin's current candidates for governor support legalizing marijuana, mainly to fund public programs such as expanded broadband access. Democratic candidates openly backed legalization, citing the revenue lost to neighboring states like Illinois. The lone Republican candidate declined to endorse the reform. Despite a new Republican-led bill for medical marijuana being debated, the Republican-controlled legislature has repeatedly blocked attempts to legalize cannabis, though party leaders acknowledge the debate is ongoing. Polls show significant and increasing public support for legalization among Wisconsin voters.

A new poll by Ohio Northern University's Institute for Civics and Public Policy found that a majority of Ohioans support having marijuana dispensaries, with 47 percent in favor of their construction and 61 percent believing they positively impact the economy. However, a plurality (37 percent) believe dispensaries negatively impact public safety, and 54 percent feel they negatively impact the environment. The findings come amid a debate in the state legislature over proposed revisions to the voter-approved marijuana legalization law, which include eliminating anti-discrimination protections for cannabis users, recriminalizing possession of marijuana not sourced from an Ohio-licensed dispensary or home grow, and banning smoking cannabis in outdoor public locations.

UFC heavyweight Curtis "Razor" Blaydes utilizes the AirVape Legacy PRO 2 vaporizer as a core component of his post-training recovery regimen, seeking to combat injury risk and enhance performance through intentional cannabis use. AirVape co-owner Gary Szilagyi highlights the shared philosophy of using cannabis for recovery, mental clarity, and focus, not just recreation. The Legacy PRO 2 is the next evolution of AirVape's device, featuring...

The Omaha Tribe of Nebraska and cannabis activists are opposing comments from Governor Jim Pillen and Attorney General Mike Hilgers suggesting people buying marijuana on the reservation could face prosecution. The tribe's attorney general, John Cartier, asserted tribal sovereignty, stating the state cannot dictate internal licensing and threatened to defend their lawful enterprise if the state retaliates. The tribe is moving forward with its adult-use program and has approved its first license for a cannabis operation, making it the first to enact such a reform in Nebraska. The controversy is also linked to ongoing negotiations over a tobacco tax compact, which the tribe claims the state is using its marijuana efforts as an excuse to suspend.

Congress must stop the hemp-derived THC public health crisis created by the Farm Bill, as detailed in an MJBizDaily post about the "bait and switch" that resulted in "dangerous 'dope, not rope'."

Dreamfields, the parent company of the Jeeter preroll brand, partnered with SilverLeaf, a cannabis ERP solution built on Microsoft Dynamics 365, to manage the complexities of growth and expansion across multiple states. SilverLeaf helps Jeeter unify finance, production, compliance, and inventory on one flexible platform. The partnership proved critical when New York unexpectedly switched from BioTrack to METRC, with SilverLeaf enabling a quick pivot to maintain Jeeter's launch deadline. Jeeter views SilverLeaf as a key partner that provides a foundation for standardization and data integrity, allowing them to scale their business effectively.

Maryland's proposed cannabis regulations include extending conditional license deadlines from 18 to 24 months, strengthening contamination controls, reducing fees, and increasing operational flexibility for dispensaries and micro-licensees.

The summary covers several cannabis and psychedelics policy updates, including conflicting industry stances on intoxicating hemp products (one group urging recriminalization, another urging regulation like alcohol), Nebraska AG's warning against buying marijuana, the Maryland task force's recommendation for phased psychedelics legalization starting with psilocybin, and FBI data showing marijuana arrests as a primary driver of drug war enforcement. Other updates include South Dakota's recommendation for tighter medical cannabis and hemp regulations, various state-level regulatory actions and new laws, and financial reports from several cannabis businesses.

Nebraska's Attorney General and Governor oppose the Omaha Tribe's plan to legalize cannabis on its reservation, warning non-citizens who buy marijuana there do so "at their own peril." The state officials argue the tribe's plan to sell to non-citizens violates Nebraska law and is an unfair negotiating tactic in ongoing tobacco tax compact discussions. The Omaha Tribe is moving forward with its adult-use program, claiming the state is using the cannabis issue to suspend tax negotiations and that the tribal market respects the will of voters.