Following several other states in reforming laws regarding controlled substances other than cannabis, state representatives in Missouri have introduced a bill to allow Missouri residents
Leaders from top cannabis businesses and advocacy organizations have come together to form the U.S. Cannabis Council, and they have big plans. What is the
In November 2020, New Jersey residents voted to legalize recreational marijuana. In the months that have followed, Gov. Phil Murphy has continuously hesitated to sign
In November 2020, 2.7 million New Jersey voters showed their support for legalizing weed in the state. Since then, police have filed over 6,000 charges
Three leading champions of marijuana reform in Congress said on Monday that the issue will be prioritized in the new Democratic Senate this year and
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House Democrats in Minnesota began a push on Monday to legalize recreational marijuana. This plan also includes plans to expunge criminal charges to those who
Marijuana legalization in Virginia took a step forward over the weekend, as two proposals to legalize cannabis in the state received enough votes in key
While votes in some races are still being counted, one thing about the 2020 election is for sure: drug law reform wins. Each state that
For those of us who have been around the block in the cannabis movement, seeing industry professionals who are advocates at the core bridge into
The House of Representatives has approved a measure that will allow U.S. military members and veterans to use hemp-based CBD so long as the products
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said he is not adverse to revisiting the question of legalizing marijuana as a way to help the state recover
The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) is calling for the decriminalization of possession of all illicit drugs for personal use. Adam Palmer, Vancouver
When New York state achieved the dubious title as the epicenter of the coronavirus in the United States, Governor Andrew Cuomo declared in late March
Cannabis-related arrests will only be made if there is an immediate safety threat or if it’s part of a separate felony-level investigation, according to a
Nebraska and Arizona, two states which have taken, to date, drastically different approaches to marijuana. The climate between the two states is quite different, and
While possession of small amounts of cannabis is still illegal in Ohio, those caught with up to 200 grams will be off the hook with
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed a social equity bill into law on June 30 that will also enable him to issue mass-pardons for people with
Attorney General William Barr is said to have directed improper antitrust investigations into multiple cannabis company mergers, based on his personal distaste for the industry.
In a unanimous ruling, Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court struck down a policy that had barred individuals on probation from accessing medical cannabis, even if they are
Good news, but too late for Breonna Taylor, 26, who was asleep after a 16-hour shift as an EMT when cops broke into her apartment
Governor Steve Sisolak (D) put forward a plan to pardon tens of thousands of Nevada residents who were previously convicted for possession of small amounts
With the current civil unrest in America and in countries around the world, many are wondering what is the next step for making positive change.
Smuggling weed into and out of the United States continues to be a game of cat and mouse with border authorities who deal with low-tech
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