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Regulations in CO mean licensed marijuana testing labs may only test for licensed shops, manufacturers and dispensaries and no longer test for individuals.
Multiple sclerosis sufferers may benefit from taking medical marijuana, according to a new study in the journal Neurology
CT's law approving the sale of marijuana for medical purposes has been on the books for two years, but the drug is still not available.
A Colorado plan to set up the first financial system for marijuana survived less than 24 hours before state lawmakers changed course and shelved the idea.
With the city putting so much pressure on illegally operating brick-and-mortar dispensaries, weed delivery services are the latest craze in L.A.
Washington's new growers may not get water because granting pot farmers access to Federal water might be a violation of the Controlled Substance Act.
The ski industry plus hunting, fishing and wildlife tourism pump about $6 billion annually in Colorado’s economy. By 2018, legal reefer could eclipse both.
The Colorado Symphony Orchestra said it will play a series of "cannabis-friendly" fundraising concerts sponsored by the state's burgeoning pot industry.
Capitalizing on the so-called green rush, techies have switched careers, bringing their know-how to the once seedy world of a $10.2 billion market marijuana
American law enforcement can now forcibly pull motorists over based solely on the anonymous “911” tips they receive from highway rats.
The Florida Senate approved a proposal legalizing a strain on marijuana that could stop life-threatening seizures in children with a rare form of epilepsy.
The American Academy of Neurology reviewed more than 30 studies comparing the effects of medical marijuana in treating people with several conditions of MS.
Ohio could be next to secure medical marijuana through an amendment being proposed to the state’s constitution called the Ohio Cannabis Rights Amendment.
Bolstered by public acceptance and hints of support from Gov. Cuomo proponents believe re-drafted legislation will be approved in New York this spring.
A report which followed 628 patients who used cannabis for medical purposes during 2011 and 2012, revealed a pattern of systematic obstacles.
Even if bills are approved by both chambers before the scheduled end of session next week, Gov. Scott might sink the effort with a veto.
Naturalists have only just begun to study a fascinating new breed, the fruit of a tremendous technological innovation: the Selfie vape.
Several factors such the creation of strong medical marijuana regulatory structures and national and local grass-roots campaigns to decriminalize possession
