In his fight over cannabis, US Sen. Cory Gardner has prevented as many as 11 Trump administration appointees by denying them a Senate floor vote.

Washington AG Bob Ferguson confirmed that his office is prepared to take legal action if the Justice Department goes after Washington’s state-legal industry.

The bill is remarkably comprehensive, but don’t get your hopes up just yet—even the bill’s supporters acknowledge it’s unlikely to pass this year.

More than seven years after Arizona legalized medical cannabis, the state may begin to require lab testing to identify mold, pesticides, and other contaminants.

The rule follows findings by regulators that a number of shops across the state failed compliance checks in late 2017.

The federal lawmakers want the president to direct US Attorney General Jeff Sessions to reinstate the Cole memo.

An alert sent to members of the state’s legal cannabis industry could be a sign that the state is gearing up to mount a challenge to the Justice Department.

The measure, introduced by a California congresswoman, would permanently forbid federal agencies from taking action against state-legal cannabis.

We’re tracking how US attorneys in legal states have responded to the removal of the Cole memo—and how likely they are to take action.

You’ve got questions? We’ve got answers. Here’s what it all means.