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Last week it became clear just how few of Seattle’s unlicensed medical dispensaries will survive as the state transitions to a new licensing system.

A change to Utah’s medical marijuana bill has placated Mormon Leaders, and Wyoming wants to make gummies a felony. More crazy cannabis happenings in today’s Shake.

A habitual tinkerer decided to see if he could improve the filtration abilities of bong water. Against all odds, the idea won the approval of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Your toke may never be the same.

The Supreme Court justice would’ve been a key vote in an angry-neighbor spat that goes before the high court next week.

Could the youth turnout affect the legalization vote in Utah? Can the Arizona Chamber of Commerce appreciate irony? And did “Wallet-Returning Guy” ever get his cannabis?

What is the science behind the water pipe?

In a major step forward, bipartisan group of senators will introduce legislation to eliminate the drug conviction question on the FAFSA, the standard federal student aid form.

A new Senate bill expected Thursday afternoon would also give students with drug convictions a chance at federal student aid.

Will cannabis become an issue in Democratic primaries? Will Minnesota fix its choked medical program? Will “CannaCups” be a thing?