
Virginia Adult-Use Cannabis Plans Halted Due to Failed Bills
Adult-use cannabis sales in Virginia won’t begin before Jan. 1, 2024 as originally planned.

Adult-use cannabis sales in Virginia won’t begin before Jan. 1, 2024 as originally planned.

A Virginia legislative subcommittee has killed a bill to regulate retail sales of recreational marijuana, likely delaying progress on the issue until 2024.

One Virginia Senator introduced a bill to reschedule psilocybin and create an advisory board to monitor access.

The Virginia Crime Commission is set to vote on recommendations this month.

By day, 33-year-old Eric Welch works as a police officer at the Pentagon. By night, he competes as a bodybuilder, offers fitness advice to his Instagram followers, and *allegedly* moonlights as a trap star.

Few Virginia drivers are concerned about the dangers of driving under the influence of pot compared to alcohol or texting.

Medical cards will no longer be needed in the state of Virginia, which is expected to help patients in the Commonwealth access cannabis more efficiently.

Virginia state lawmakers have released a budget proposal that would make public possession of more than four ounces of cannabis a criminal misdemeanor offense.

Activists were arrested at a psilocybin protest that was recently staged outside of the DEA building in Arlington, Virginia.

Efforts from the governor of Virginia to amend a cannabis bill that would have criminalized possession of cannabis were not accepted by the Senate in a recent vote.

The Virginia bill signed by Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin seeks to alleviate the delays experienced by many patients.

Unfortunately, Virginia lawmakers decide that 2022 is not the year for recreational cannabis in the state, much to advocates’ disappointment.

Adult-use cannabis sales in Virginia won’t begin before Jan. 1, 2024 as originally planned.

A Virginia legislative subcommittee has killed a bill to regulate retail sales of recreational marijuana, likely delaying progress on the issue until 2024.

One Virginia Senator introduced a bill to reschedule psilocybin and create an advisory board to monitor access.

The Virginia Crime Commission is set to vote on recommendations this month.

By day, 33-year-old Eric Welch works as a police officer at the Pentagon. By night, he competes as a bodybuilder, offers fitness advice to his Instagram followers, and *allegedly* moonlights as a trap star.

Few Virginia drivers are concerned about the dangers of driving under the influence of pot compared to alcohol or texting.

Medical cards will no longer be needed in the state of Virginia, which is expected to help patients in the Commonwealth access cannabis more efficiently.

Virginia state lawmakers have released a budget proposal that would make public possession of more than four ounces of cannabis a criminal misdemeanor offense.

Activists were arrested at a psilocybin protest that was recently staged outside of the DEA building in Arlington, Virginia.

Efforts from the governor of Virginia to amend a cannabis bill that would have criminalized possession of cannabis were not accepted by the Senate in a recent vote.

The Virginia bill signed by Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin seeks to alleviate the delays experienced by many patients.

Unfortunately, Virginia lawmakers decide that 2022 is not the year for recreational cannabis in the state, much to advocates’ disappointment.
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