-
Gov. Matt Meyer taps specialized cannabis attorney Joshua Sanderlin from Washington D.C. to be Delaware’s next Marijuana Commissioner.
-
This week marks the halfway point for the legislative session, and the House cleared three prominent bills to kick off the two-week stretch before Spring Recess.
-
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.
-
Del. lawmakers look to lessen county-wide zoning restrictions on recreational marijuana dispensariesState 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.
-
The decision comes shortly after Milford City Council made the same call.
-
It will be longer before Wilmington City Council decides city's approach on legal marijuana licensesWilmington City Council passes a 90-day moratorium on marijuana licenses.
-
Bills to bolster public education reporting data and expand court jurisdiction for marijuana-related offenses in Newark are among those passed.
-
Council prepared two ordinances to consider, one that banned recreational sales and one that allowed recreational sales with restrictions.
-
Delaware’s Marijuana Commissioner Rob Coupe is stepping down months prior to the expected launch of the recreational marijuana market.