Although it has been one week since Delaware's adult-use recreational cannabis market officially opened, Fresh Delaware says two of its three locations have been unable to participate due to city bans on recreational marijuana sales.
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After more than two years of setbacks, Delaware's recreational marijuana market officially launched on August 1.
Delaware lawmakers introduced House Bill 110 on Thursday to clarify language regarding background checks, seeking to resolve the FBI delays that have stalled the state’s recreational marijuana industry.
On Thursday, Sen. Trey Paradee (D- DE District 17) introduced Senate Bill 75 to the Delaware Senate, a bill aimed at limiting marijuana zoning restrictions across the state.
Frustrations over delays and uncertainties in Delaware’s recreational marijuana industry spilled into the streets today as marijuana industry leaders rallied outside Legislative Hall, demanding action from lawmakers.
On Monday night, Milford's city council voted 6-2 to ban recreational marijuana sales within municipal limits.
The Seaford City Council is set to discuss a potential code amendment that, if passed, would allow for marijuana business licenses within city limits.
LEWES, DE. - The Lewes City Council will debate two possible ordinances regarding recreational marijuana on Monday evening.
The city announced a survey to get public feedback on possible marijuana ordinances.
Delaware's Office of Marijuana Commissioner announced it will invite public comment about regulations on the adult-use recreational marijuana industry in the state through March 29.