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Minnesota is on a very slow road to see the realization of legal marijuana dispensaries opening in the state, one lawmaker is now predicting a much longer wait than originally anticipated.

The State of Minnesota is working on rolling out legal marijuana sales, and while they're busy doing that, they are looking at what's next.

According to the state, this change is meant to avoid further delays while keeping the focus on social equity in the application process.

The journey to make marijuana retail locations a reality in Minnesota has hit another speed bump that could further delay the rollout of dispensaries in the state.

The state of Minnesota is taking its time rolling out retail marijuana sales, so some retailers have decided to just start selling it. In response, the state has now filed its first lawsuit in order to stop it.

A Wisconsin business mistakenly sold THC contaminated pizzas. It became a public health concern after multiple people needed medical attention.

It has been well over a year since Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed the bill legalizing recreational marijuana in the state, but what's taking so long for retail sales to begin?

He's also encouraging others to join in his protest of the fair.

Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management released its first draft of recreational marijuana sales regulations, and it wants public input.

In a recent ruling that has significant implications for drivers across Minnesota, the state Supreme Court has declared that police can no longer use a long utilized tactic to search vehicles.