Delaware lawmakers have approved a bill to decriminalize public consumption of marijuana. Under current law, Delaware is the ...

Judging from federal survey data, nearly a quarter of Americans 18 or older used marijuana in 2024, while 16 percent reported ...

The group that wants to stop the law that changes Ohio's marijuana and intoxicating hemp statutes and to allow voters to decide on it in November will have to try again.

This marks the 11th year that proponents will push for the legislation Read Story ...

This month, a group of Massachusetts lawmakers met for the first time to weigh two different approaches to changing the state ...

President Trump suggested he'll loosen federal restrictions on marijuana use, something many Democrats and advocates have been pushing to happen for years. Why it matters: Marijuana's reclassification ...

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office rejected the summary language for a proposed statewide voter referendum aimed at repealing ...

The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission could be granted broader power to regulate patients, caregivers and health care ...

Despite the rapid expansion of state-legal cannabis markets, the constitutional limits on how states may regulate those markets remain unsettled.

Last week, the Cannabis Control Board issued two advisory opinions that should serve as a cautionary tale for local governments across New York state. The Oct. 6 opinions determined that zoning ...

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