Recreational marijuana

State Rep. Deb Heffernan's bill would fiercely limit the sale of consumable hemp products and create regulations for THC-infused beverages in the First State.

The State Senate will temporarily hold off on confirming state marijuana commissioner nominee Joshua Sanderlin until he divests from two cannabis businesses.

After months of uncertainty, the FBI has officially issued the necessary fingerprint service code for recreational marijuana business license holders to undergo a federal background check.

Wilmington City Council approves its plan for allowing recreational marijuana operations in the city.

House Bill 110 was introduced by State Rep. Ed Osienski early this month when the FBI denied background checks for recreational marijuana business license holders who have been waiting on the sidelines to begin operations.

If approved, Councilmembers would craft a bill for state legislators seeking the ability to impose a local tax alongside state taxes for recreational marijuana products.

Legislation that would permit recreational marijuana in certain districts in the city is voted out of a Wilmington City Council committee.

Lawmakers file legislation to get FBI background checks for marijuana license holders back on track after months of delays.

The City Council follows suit with other municipalities including Milton, Milford and Slaughter Beach.

State Sen. Trey Paradee looks to soften county-wide zoning restrictions on recreational marijuana dispensaries in the First State while the market continues to face delays.