New Mexico began allowing recreational cannabis sales in April of 2022. Since then, customers from West Texans have helped fuel the states multi-million-dollar industry. When Texas Democrats ...

In New Mexico, where medical cannabis was legalized and regulated in 2007, registered cannabis patients have had their medicine confiscated at U.S. Border Patrol checkpoints near the southern border.

New Mexico's cannabis industry is growing as Colorado loses its allure as a cannabis tourism destination, a new report claims. Nationwide, the cannabis industry is experiencing an inflection point ...

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's office hailed cannabis revenue numbers from July last week, as total reported sales topped $40 million for the first time since New Mexico's regulated marketplace ...

New Mexico dispensaries posted more than $40 million in total cannabis sales in December, with recreational marijuana bringing in a record-breaking $28 million for the month.

Cannabis has been legal for recreational use in New Mexico since June 29, 2021. A cannabis adviser at a medical marijuana dispensary in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on March 6, 2019.

New Mexico cannabis dispensaries sold $1 million less in medical products in August than in July, as combined sales for medical and adult use appeared to sit at a plateau six months after the ...

In July, medical products accounted for $16.8 million of total sales reported to New Mexico's Cannabis Control Division. That's on a level with $16.5 million reported in June, which declined ...

FARMINGTON — As New Mexico marked the first anniversary of legalized recreational cannabis sales on April 1, the 150 marijuana-related businesses in the state employed more than 4,500 people ...

Medical marijuana sales for the first month of 2023 totaled $13.75 million. Combined medical and recreational marijuana sales reached $40.2 million.. In April 2021, New Mexico became the latest ...

New Mexico has hired Todd Stevens, a manager of one of Colorado’s largest cannabis businesses, to lead the state’s team of marijuana regulators.