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Malaysian Reserve
3 days ago
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Khalifa Kush Launches in Ohio Through Exclusive Partnership with Wondergrove at Bloom Dispensaries
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Khalifa Kush, the celebrated cannabis brand founded by Wiz Khalifa, has officially partnered with Wondergrove to bring its signature lineup to Ohio for the first time. This exclusive collaboration introduces Khalifa Kush's premium products—cultivated with care and consistency—will exclusively launch at Bloom Cannabis Dispensaries across the state. 'This collaboration is about quality, consistency, and culture,' said Nicole Stark, CEO of Bloom. 'We're proud to cultivate Khalifa Kush in a way that honors the brand's legacy while introducing something fresh and exciting to Ohio consumers. With our roots in both cannabis and culture, partnering with Khalifa Kush was a natural fit,' added Stark. 'It's a true meeting of minds—where premium genetics meet purpose and passion.' Khalifa Kush represents a lifestyle rooted in authenticity and elevated standards, with a mission to expand access to top-tier cannabis across the country. That ethos mirrors Wondergrove's dedication to inclusive, community-focused cannabis experiences built on craftsmanship and integrity. 'We are super excited to bring Khalifa Kush next door to the state of Ohio for the first time. I can't wait for our fans to finally enjoy cannabis grown right here in the Midwest and see what us and Wondergrove are all about,' said Wiz Khalifa. Now Growing in Ohio: Khalifa Kush Lineup Bloom is proud to offer the following products from the Khalifa Kush portfolio: KK – The legendary flagship known for its signature OG structure, potency, and smooth, classic flavor Khalifa Mints – A minty, energizing twist on the original with a crisp, refreshing finish Violet Sky – A flavorful variety with floral notes and distinctive aromatics Baby Turtle – Mellow and sweet with fruit undertones Point Breeze – A complex, flavor-forward profile with a bold finish Exclusively Launching at Bloom Cannabis Dispensaries Khalifa Kush products will be available exclusively at Bloom Cannabis Dispensaries in Columbus, South Columbus, Akron, Painesville Township, and Seven Mile, with plans to expand across Ohio in the coming weeks. About Khalifa KushFounded by Wiz Khalifa, Khalifa Kush is a leading cannabis, apparel, and accessories brand based in Los Angeles and Pittsburgh. Since launching in 2015, Khalifa Kush has built a reputation for delivering premium genetics and exclusive product drops. The brand features a full lineup of flower, pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, and concentrates and is currently available in select markets including Arizona, California, DC, Florida, Massachusetts, Maryland, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Washington—as well as internationally in Germany, Israel, and Thailand. Expansion into additional markets is planned for 2025 and beyond. To learn more, visit and follow @khalifakush on Instagram. Khalifa Kushpress@ About Bloom CannabisBloom Cannabis Dispensaries is a family-founded, Ohio-based dispensary network committed to making cannabis accessible and personal. With a focus on education, curated products, and exceptional service, Bloom strives to deliver an experience that feels welcoming and empowering for both medical and adult-use customers. For more information, visit Press inquiries: mstarr@
CBS News
17-07-2025
- CBS News
One person killed, three others injured in violent crash on Beechwood Boulevard
One person was killed and three others were injured in a violent rollover crash along Beechwood Boulevard. The crash happened just before 1 a.m. on Thursday morning in the city's Point Breeze neighborhood, not far from Forbes Avenue and Mellon Park. Pittsburgh Public Safety says it was a single-vehicle rollover crash and there were four boys inside the car. One of the boys was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. The other three were injured. One was taken to the hospital in critical condition and the other two were taken to the hospital in stable condition. It's unclear what led up to the crash.
CBS News
19-06-2025
- Climate
- CBS News
Philadelphia crews hit snag repairing 2-month-old sinkhole in Point Breeze
Frustration is growing over a sinkhole that's been plaguing a neighborhood in Philadelphia's Point Breeze neighborhood for almost two months. The gaping hole in the ground is being covered with plywood on Sigel Street near South 20th Street. Not only is it an eyesore, it's a safety hazard disrupting life for nearby residents. "It's just frustrating," Ben Sugarman, from Point Breeze, said. "Deliveries can't come through because it's all blocked off. Kids are still playing around it and one board moves, you know, who knows what can happen." The sinkhole emerged in late April after a six-inch water main broke. While the main was repaired within a day, the city admitted there was a delay in fixing the sinkhole because of a miscommunication. No maintenance order was created after initial repairs were made, officials said. "I just think we got forgotten again," Paul McGannon, from Point Breeze, said. "That's what it seems like. They admitted before there was a miscommunication, so what's going on now?" CBS News Philadelphia has learned crews have encountered a setback. The Philadelphia Water Department said in a statement: "We are currently waiting for repairs to be made on two private sewer laterals damaged in the sinkhole. That work is scheduled for June 24. Once the repairs are made and the homes are reconnected to the City system, the excavation site will be filled in, and we will request that the Streets Department restore the roadway. We hope to have the street reopened as soon as possible and appreciate the patience of residents on the block." In the meantime, residents continue to wait. "The city is definitely taking a while," Michael Werwinski, from Point Breeze, said. "It's definitely tough at the end of the day for getting a parking spot on the street."
CBS News
03-06-2025
- General
- CBS News
Work finally underway to fix sinkhole in Philadelphia's Point Breeze neighborhood
Work is finally underway to fix a sinkhole that's been plaguing a street in Philadelphia's Point Breeze neighborhood for more than a month. The Philadelphia Water Department came out Tuesday morning to inspect the sinkhole on Sigel Street near South 20th Street. The sinkhole isn't just an eyesore blocking the road. It's also affecting the residents' sewer system. Point Breeze homeowner Paul McGannon, who just moved from Miami, said his basement flooded twice since the sinkhole opened up in front of his home. "Our whole neighborhood, our whole block is really frustrated because the city is not coming out to take the next steps they need to take to fix the sinkhole," McGannon said on Monday. Officials explained that the sinkhole was reported on April 27 after a six-inch water main broke. While the broken pipe was fixed within a day, the hole was left in the ground because a work order was never created to come back. "Unfortunately, there was some miscommunication and the sewer inspection never got done, so the site, although it was covered, it was not repaired," Brian Rademaekers, spokesperson for the Philadelphia Water Department, said. The water department was supposed to do a sewer inspection so the streets department could fill the hole. "We apologize to the block for that delay," Rademaekers said. Now that repairs are back on track, the city is hoping the road will be reopened within a week. "CBS News Philadelphia came out and right before you guys showed up, the crews were here, so it was obvious to us that there had been calls made," McGannon said. "Thank you from the bottom of our hearts."
CBS News
02-06-2025
- General
- CBS News
A sinkhole opened up in South Philadelphia more than 1 month ago. Residents are still waiting on repairs.
Drivers are navigating around a road closure after a sinkhole opened up in Philadelphia's Point Breeze neighborhood. Barricades are up to keep people from driving over the sinkhole, which is covered with plywood on Sigel Street near South 20th Street. People who live in the area said they have been waiting more than a month for repairs. "Our whole neighborhood, our whole block is really frustrated because the city is not coming out to take the next steps they need to take to fix the sinkhole," Paul McGannon, from Point Breeze, said. The Philadelphia Water Department said it's unclear what caused the road to cave in, but there was a water main break on that block on April 27. Drivers are navigating around a road closure after a sinkhole opened up in Philadelphia's Point Breeze neighborhood. CBS News Philadelphia McGannon said his basement has flooded twice since the sinkhole opened up, and the first time was with raw sewage. "We don't know if it's going to happen again, so every time it rains seems to be the trigger," McGannon said. Aside from the sewer issues, residents said the sinkhole also poses a safety hazard. "There's a few boards there, but if you're messing around, don't really see it if the boards move at all, you're falling six, ten feet in," Ben Sugarman, from Point Breeze, said. The water department said it is sending investigators back to the neighborhood on Tuesday to learn more about the situation.
