The plan follows a 2024 city ordinance that allowed cannabis businesses to operate in Warren under specific zoning rules. That law limits the city to no more than three dispensaries, which must be in Commercial B districts and at least 500 feet away from schools, churches, parks, libraries, or playgrounds.
Trending
- Missouri Moves Ahead With Hemp THC Product Restrictions As Federal Ban Is Delayed, But May Reassess In 2027
- Feds highlight cannabis tax revenue earned by states (Newsletter: September 11, 2026)
- There Will Be ‘Enormous Demand’ For Psychedelic Treatments, RFK Says, Praising Trump’s Action On The Issue
- Massachusetts Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Surpass $10B Mark
- What Massachusetts Cannabis Consumers Need to Know About Question 8, The Ballot Measure To Roll Back Legalization (Op-Ed)
- Illinois Allows Adult-Use Cannabis Dispensaries to Begin Serving Medical Customers
- Nebraska Supreme Court Rejects Another Challenge To Voter-Approved Medical Marijuana Law
- Marijuana Dispensary Owner Says DEA Is Forcing Her To Fire Workers In Order To Get Federal Protections Under Trump’s Rescheduling Move
