Medical Marijuana

Black entrepreneurs — many of whom struggled to get awarded medical marijuana dispensary licenses in Missouri — want to see more entrepreneurs of marginalized backgrounds break into the cannabis industry.

The ruling’s impacts may be far-reaching and open an avenue for hundreds of denied licensees with pending appeals to gain access to information to that has been shrouded in secrecy.

The Administrative Hearing Commission heard testimony that made Missouri’s process to evaluate medical marijuana licenses seem rushed and governed by “intentionally vague guidance.”

The line of questioning revealed in deposition records provides fresh details into an FBI probe that's transfixed state and local politics ever since news of it surfaced in 2019.

A multistate company is preparing to open a marijuana processing facility in St. Louis.

Aldermen also renewed a mask order for another 30 days and voted to further reduce penalties for marijuana usage.

Nicole Gorovsky, Yinka Faleti and Dave Roland discuss litigation over the Rams’ departure from St. Louis and more during the Legal Roundtable on "St. Louis on the Air."

The new industry has generated more than $70 million in less than a year. State officials said that amount is good but falls in line with expectations.

Dispensaries are starting to open in more rural areas as the rollout of voter-approved medical marijuana continues.

Unlike every other legal business in the state, marijuana companies are currently prohibited from deducting business expenses on their taxes.