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Just a stones throw away from where he used to rattle rims and enthrall the green-clad fans inside KeyArena, Sonics legend Shawn Kemp is embarking on a new endeavor. The Reign Man is opening up a cannabis shop called Shawn Kemps Cannabis, which claims to be Seattles first Black-owned dispensary. The dispensary Shawn Kemps Cannabis located at 3035 1st Ave. will open Friday, Oct. 30. Kemp will be joined by his former teammate and Hall of Famer Gary Payton for a ribbon-cutting ceremony beginning at 12:45 p.m. and the shop will officially open its doors to the public at 1 p.m..... View more in new window

Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris says she has a deal with Joe Biden to candidly share her perspective on a range of progressive policies he currently opposes, including legalizing marijuana. Separately, she also recently discussed cannabis reform in a private meeting with rapper Killer Mike. During an interview on 60 Minutes that aired on Sunday, the senator was pressed on marijuana and numerous other issues where she and Biden disagree. In response, while she didnt specifically commit to proactively advocating for comprehensive cannabis reform, she pledg.... View more in new window

Less than two years after Missouri voters approved a ballot measure to legalize medical marijuana, dispensaries made the states first cannabis sales to patients on Saturday. NBliss Cannabis opened the doors of two separate St. Louis County locations, in Ellisville and Manchester. Missouri patients have always been our north star as we work to implement the states medical marijuana program, Dr. Randall Williams, director of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, said in a press release. We greatly appreciate how hard everyone has worked so that patients .... View more in new window

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden reiterated on Thursday that he supports decriminalizing marijuana and thinks people should not be incarcerated for drug possession but should instead be forced into treatment. At the same time, President Trump attempted to cast himself as the criminal justice reform candidate. The comments came during simultaneous town halls that the contenders held on competing networks. On ABC, the former vice president was pressed on the racially disparate impacts of the 1994 Crime Bill that he authored during his time as a senator. Biden defen.... View more in new window