Marijuana Legislation

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) announced that it will offer training to cannabis retail workers to help prevent intoxicated driving.

To all future interlocuters like “Dr. Whatever Your Name Is,” Attorney General Jeff Sessions does not like being questioned regarding his stances on marijuana, as this video obtained by ABC News shows. The video in question is from a June...

Researchers at Colorado State University have decided to take a closer look at how marijuana dabbing may impair a person’s ability to drive.

Governor Scott Walker announced plans this week to move forward with making Wisconsin the first US state to drug test people applying for food stamps.

Traveling from soon-to-be weed legal California to Nevada, which is already legal? Firearms can make the trip if they’re registered, so why not cannabis?

The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs has finally released a comprehensive set of rules that will dictate business practices.

Marijuana spending in the United States and Canada hit $10 billion in 2017, according to a new study released on Wednesday.

Proponents of an effort to legalize and regulate the personal use and retail sale of cannabis in Michigan have turned in more than 360,000 signatures.

Los Angeles has signed off on recreational cannabis and is now poised to become the largest US city with legalized marijuana.

In a landmark deal, Aphria Inc., agreed to allow Canada's major pharmacy chains to sell its product, allowing people to buy marijuana online.