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Michigan Recreational Cannabis Initiative Approved for November Elections
The proposal also allows cities to decide whether they will allow marijuana businesses.
April 26, 2018
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The proposal also allows cities to decide whether they will allow marijuana businesses.
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions acknowledged on Wednesday that there may well be benefits from medical marijuana.
The Nevada Gaming Commission amended its rules on gambling-while-intoxicated to include cannabis consumers.
The Alaska House of Representatives passed legislation to protect Alaskans’ ability to get work despite past convictions
If the Marijuana Justice Act passes, it would remove marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act.
The bill, which would allow Oklahoma farmers to grow hemp, is seen by many as a wise financial move.
Rep. Rohrabacher announced that he will soon propose a new bill for cannabis states rights.
At the moment, Pennsylvania allows only the sale of cannabis oils, extracts, pills, and tinctures.
We’ve got until April 23rd to let the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) know our opinion on reclassifying cannabis.
The Hemp Farming Act of 2018 was co-introduced by Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, both from Oregon.
It seems the president has changed his mind and a deal has been struck.
Now the Trump administration is considering a plan that would allow states to require mandatory drug testing.
The Ohio Republican and House Speaker from 2011 to 2015, said his “thinking on cannabis has evolved”.
The process is moving slowly and many are worried that the market will not be prepared by the mid-June.
A majority of Maine’s House of Representatives endorsed a regulatory bill for the state’s new recreational weed market.
Connecticut is on track to become the tenth state to approve adult use of cannabis.
Senator Steve Dickerson told Tennessee’s Senate Judiciary Committee that he did not have enough support for the bill.
This ordinance is a first step to push back against laws that have deeply impacted, in particular, poor communities.
An audit of the state’s limited MMJ program is recommending that Governor Murphy expand the medical marijuana program.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Wants to legalize hemp and remove it from the controlled substance list.
It’s reefer madness in reverse: a Virginia man was arrested for threatening to kill his local congressman over weed.
A new Appropriations Bill must pass and be signed by Friday night in order to avoid a government shutdown.
While the measure is not binding, its passage sends a strong message to state lawmakers.
Individuals who use cannabis during work hours and at the work place can still be disciplined.