Differences in state-by-state prices of cannabis are staggering. For example, if you live in North Dakota, where all forms of ...

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has made moves to reclassify marijuana, making it a type of legal but regulated medicine, like Tylenol with codeine or some steroids.

At first glance, you’d expect Colorado’s laws to lead to significantly lower marijuana retail prices. But during 2022, average marijuana prices were actually slightly higher in Colorado than ...

States aiming to lower marijuana prices should look at promoting competition by approving more licenses, leaving business sizes restricted and allowing vertical integration.

But the low, low prices have created a buyers’ market in the state that recorded a total of $268.6 million in sales last month — or $38.84 in per capita spending for adults 21 years and older ...

In Colorado, marijuana prices fell 60% from 2014 to 2023. Rather than raising other taxes, state governments have sought to cut spending instead, disappointing many by canceling, delaying, or ...

Marijuana taxes vary widely across the U.S., with states using different methods to generate revenue and a lack of federal reform challenging harmony. How states tax marijuana in 2025 ...

More than two years after recreational adult-use marijuana became legal in Delaware, you will be able to buy some. The state ...

While no federal excise tax applies to marijuana, state excise taxes ... opens new tab SET on the sale of marijuana or marijuana products to consumers at a rate of 10.75% of the total sales price.

When marijuana prices get too low, cultivators aren’t able to properly support their business and sometimes have no option but to close, bringing marijuana sales down even further. As of the 2023-24 ...

States have their own processes for licensing dispensaries, but in all states where marijuana is legal, businesses that sell marijuana must have a license from the state to do so.

Okemah residents told researchers about marijuana growers showing up with wads of cash to buy property at inflated prices.