regulating marijuana

Sussex County’s initial code was the strictest in the state, and many argued created a de facto ban on marijuana industry in Sussex County.

Flyers and business cards are reportedly circulating in the city, advertising marijuana delivery services that are not legal in Delaware.

Delaware’s social equity marijuana business license holders will soon begin receiving grants to help launch the rest of the First State’s recreational cannabis market.

Gov. Matt Meyer says he believes his relationship with Democratic lawmakers is "good" following his veto announcements, but the Senate Democrats chief of staff says "things are definitely not in a great place."

Gov. Matt Meyer vetoes two bills related to marijuana dispensary zoning and labor laws, deepening the rift between himself and state lawmakers.

That includes the ability to prosecute individuals for public use, possession or consumption of marijuana.

Medical marijuana dispensaries in Delaware can serve adult-use recreational consumers beginning Aug. 1, but remaining conditional licenses are set to be issued by the end of summer.

In the midst of Delaware’s slow rollout of its recreational marijuana market, lawmakers pass a bill to limit the zoning restrictions counties can place on marijuana dispensaries.

A bill to crack down on consumable hemp products and THC-infused beverages that had previously cleared its committee hearing is no longer being considered by the General Assembly this year.

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.