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Mass. Department of Health Links 6 Lung Injuries To Regulated Pot Vapes
It is the first time the state Department of Health has linked illnesses to vaping products bought at dispensaries. -
New 'Boston Cannabis Board' Aims To Boost Equity In Marijuana Industry
"The ordinance is going to continue to make progress on equity and diversity in the new industry," said Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. -
Brookline Votes Against Restrictions For NETA, Other Pot Shops
Brookline Town Meeting members voted against a proposal that would have required the shops to be appointment-only until 2022. -
Boston Overhauling Pot Review Process To Close Race Gap
Boston is overhauling its process of reviewing marijuana businesses to boost involvement of minority entrepreneurs in Massachusetts’ burgeoning pot industry. -
One Year Ago, The First Pot Shops Opened In Mass. Here's Where The Numbers Point For The Industry's Future
What the data tell us about this budding industry, one year in. -
Medical Marijuana Patients Set to Regain Vape Product Access
Gov. Baker's sales ban is set to lift Tuesday for medical marijuana patients — but remain in place for other vaping products — following a ruling this week from a Superior Court Judge. -
Dan Adams: Medical Marijuana Patients Feel 'Frozen Out' By Baker's Vape Ban
Boston Globe Cannabis Correspondent Dan Adams explains the concerns some have with the state's e-cigarette ban. -
Brookline Residents Seeking Restrictions For Popular Pot Shop
Concerns about public consumption of marijuana and increased traffic and parking demands have led some residents to push for restrictions on the neighborhood's pot shop. -
Health Commissioner Defends Broad Vaping Ban As Court Weighs Challenges
A judge said he will rule Monday morning on vaping companies' request for an injunction to lift the ban. -
State Court Takes The Lead In Challenges To Mass. Vaping Ban
A federal case has essentially been put on hold at the request of the companies that are challenging the ban.
