The recreational marijuana market is expanding slowly in Minnesota, with a new recreational dispensary set to open this week.

With little oversight, a change in Minnesota law creates both opportunity and confusion for breweries. Minneapolis. 80°F. eEdition. More of What Matters to Minnesota. The Latest. 26 minutes ago.

The recreational marijuana market is expanding slowly in Minnesota, with White Earth Nation opening its second cannabis ...

It’s been one week since Minnesota cracked open the door to the THC market, and local farms and businesses are already working to tap into new opportunities.. On Aug. 1, Indeed Brewing Co ...

For example, you could have a lemonade stand selling THC, no license required, said Jason Tarasek, a cannabis attorney with Minnesota Cannabis Law. Tarasek lobbied for this year’s legislation ...

Thompson had the idea to open a shop focusing on THC beverages and edibles that are legal in Minnesota for those over 21. The result is The Fridge, located at 1648 Third Ave. SE, Suite 200 in ...

Because the potency level of THC products sold in Minnesota must be kept under .3% by weight and/or 5 milligrams per edible — about half ... who had come back for her second THC-infused lemonade.

Local legislators in Minnesota express concerns about the current cannabis laws in the state as licensed cannabis businesses ...

MINNEAPOLIS — A Minnesota THC beverage company rolled into California and scored a top prize on Wednesday. Minneapolis-based Trail Magic won the Best Infused Ready-to-Drink beverage at the High ...

Should Gov. Tim Walz sign the budget into law, Minnesota would have one of the highest tax rates on cannabis in the country — and that’s concerning business owners like Steven Brown. On Monday ...

Some of the changes made in Minnesota since the legalization of cannabis include implementing social equity business licenses and changing laws around what justifies a police search of a car. The Rec ...

With weed legal in Minnesota, what does that mean for medical marijuana? 03:14 NEW HOPE, Minn. — We're roughly three months away from recreational marijuana becoming legal to sell and purchase ...