The Latest Breaking News from Marijuana

As part of a new partnership, Green Thumb Industries will lease space from 10 convenience stores to build dispensaries.

In less than a month, South Dakota's voters will decide whether or not to support recreational marijuana legalization, that is Measure 27, an initiative to the list of ballot questi

North Carolina Senate Candidates Divided Over Marijuana Pardons With midterms approaching, the Senate race is heating up as are debates around issues such as marijuana legalization.

A new survey conducted by Morning Consult on behalf of the American Bankers Association (ABA) confirmed that a vast majority of U.S. adults support cannabis banking and urge Congress to pass legislation allowing cannabis businesses to access banking services in states where marijuana is legal.

The poor puppy was left lying in a puddle of her own pee after the discarded marijuana left her hallucinating and unable to recognise her owners. The concerned owner has called for others to safely dispose of their litter.

Oklahoma voters will decide on State Question 820, an initiative to legalize marijuana, on March 7, 2023.

Mission Green, an initiative of the Weldon Project, filed a clemency petition for Parker Coleman, Jr., who is currently serving a 60-year federal sentence for marijuana-related offenses.

The marijuana legalization initiative in Missouri, known as Amendment 3, has been making headlines recently, mostly thanks to its opponents who are campaigning against it. Now, the measure is getting positive attention because of provisions expunging cannabis-related offenses either automatically or through an appeals process. 

Florida cannabis regulators are in need of additional funds to keep the state’s burgeoning medical marijuana market up and running, reported Florida Politics.

After the Colombian House of Representatives approved a bill to legalize adult-use cannabis, a U.S. congressional delegation visited.

Oklahomans recently learned they would not have the opportunity to vote on recreational marijuana this fall after the state Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit seeking to put the measure on the ballot.