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Former TV host Montel Williams to launch medical marijuana company
Former TV host Montel Williams to launch medical marijuana company
Montel Williams, the former host of long-running talk show "The Montel Williams Show," said on Friday he's launching a medical cannabis company.The company, Lenitiv Scientific, will deal in innovative, high quality medical cannabis products for patients, through brand name LenitivLabs.line of medical cannabis products, according to a news release.
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Red state ballot measure will offer a new test for medical marijuana
Red state ballot measure will offer a new test for medical marijuana
Republicans control all of Arkansas' statewide offices, hold a majority in both chambers of the Legislature and are nearly assured of winning the state's six electoral votes in the presidential election.But this deeply red state could be on the verge of an unusually liberal move: legalizing marijuana for people who suffer from a host of medical ailments.The fall ballot will feature two marijuana measures, and pro-pot advocates view them as an important opportunity to show that there is broad support for legalization even in conservative parts of the country, particularly the South.
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Arkansas ballot will offer a new test for medical marijuana
Arkansas ballot will offer a new test for medical marijuana
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.(AP) — Republicans control all of Arkansas' statewide offices, hold a majority in both chambers of the Legislature and are nearly assured of winning the state's six electoral votes in the presidential election.But this deeply red state could be on the verge of an unusually liberal move: legalizing marijuana for people who suffer from a host of medical ailments.
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Black caucus pledges to halt Maryland medical marijuana licensing
Black caucus pledges to halt Maryland medical marijuana licensing
The Legislative Black Caucus plans to use any means necessary to stop the state's medical marijuana commission from issuing final licenses until more are awarded to minority-owned businesses."We will not be accepting crumbs," Del.Cheryl Glenn, chair of the caucus, said at a Friday forum in Annapolis.
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Lawmaker plans measure to boost medical marijuana diversity
Lawmaker plans measure to boost medical marijuana diversity
ANNAPOLIS, Md.-(AP) - The head of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland says she plans to introduce emergency legislation early next year to address the lack of diversity in companies chosen as finalists to be licensed to grow and process medical marijuana in the state.Cheryl Glenn discussed the plans Friday during a meeting of members of women and minority-owned businesses.
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