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Arizona and Nebraska-based cannabis advocates are trying to give residents a say in cannabis legislation.
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Arizona and Nebraska-based cannabis advocates are trying to give residents a say in cannabis legislation.
The VLBC is urging state lawmakers to adopt significant changes.
In the 1990s, Howard Stern was already firmly on board with cannabis legalization.
In his annual State of the State address, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo proposed legalizing the sale of cannabis products to individuals over the...
Illinois' neighboring states of Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, and Missouri have yet to legalize recreational marijuana, while Michigan already has.
The lack of testing facilities could slow down retail sales.
Virginia attorney general Mark Herring wants the Commonwealth to legalize marijuana. This week, he brought lawmakers together to discuss why.
Now that the long wait is over, the bureaucracy can begin.
The online seminar will be powered by real-life law enforcement experience.
The MORE Act would allow states to craft their own marijuana regulations.
Biden is the only Democratic candidate front-runner still withholding support for legalization.
South Dakota's campaigns for legalization have drawn support from national nonprofits.
Applications from cultivators, processors, testing labs, and transporters will be accepted, along with those from cannabis event organizers and onsite consumption establishments.
Utah is about to launch its medical marijuana program next year, but patients are having a hard time obtaining cannabis in the meantime.
A proposal looks to ensure that Mexicans are the ones profiting from the legal weed industry.
His comments are seemingly at odds with his own political party’s priorities.
Maine’s interminable journey toward legal marijuana may finally have an end date.
Democratic state representative David Delloso of Delaware County introduced the bill.
One measure seeks to approve medical marijuana while the second measure wants to legalize recreational cannabis.
Mississippians for Compassionate Care submitted more than 100,000 signatures to qualify Initiative 65, aka Medical Marijuana 2020, to appear on the ballot next year.