Building the First Public Use Hemp Building in the United States
Matthew Mead and Tyler Mauri are behind the first ever public use hemp building using Hempcrete, a sustainable material created by blending hemp hurds.
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Matthew Mead and Tyler Mauri are behind the first ever public use hemp building using Hempcrete, a sustainable material created by blending hemp hurds.
An Idaho state trooper arrested and searched a 70-year-old Washington man solely because of his license plate from Colorado, where marijuana is legal, the man claims in a federal lawsuit.
We have Exciting news to share!! Compassionate Idaho is now a chapter of Americans For Safe Access (ASA)!
Last Friday, medical marijuana activists Lindsey and Josh Rinehart's two sons were returned to them after 17 days.
Idaho is officially not a marijuana-friendly state. Although it is bordered on most sides by medical marijuana states ...
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of May 1, 2013:
A bill would proclaim that Idaho opposes marijuana legalization “for any purpose.” What a curious way to spend their time and residents’ tax dollars.
In Idaho, the Senate's State Affairs Committee unanimously approved a marijuana ban, and urged President Obama to crack down on Washington's I-502.
The Blaine County Idaho Republican Central Committee has passed a resolution supporting the legalization of marijuana in Idaho.
As Washington state sets up a cannabis supply system (barring the Feds stepping in), it could become a greater source of pot for users in...
Marijuana reform is a hot topic of conversation in state legislatures around the US. You can now add Indiana to the list of states where it's heating up...
With Republican delegates now heading home from the RNC in Tampa, lets examine their 2012 GOP Platform and read their official position on crime and drugs.
More than 550,000 marijuana plants seized worth approximately $1 billion during an 8 week crackdown targeting illega growing operations on public lands.
Idaho State Police investigators uprooted about 1,100 marijuana plants growing, in a corn field with an estimated street value of $2.2 million.