A controversial proposal to outlaw most cannabis concentrates brought out a crowd of supporters and opponents.

The proposal would cap products at 10% THC, forcing thousands of legal consumers into the deadly illicit market.

The plan would provide a measure of certainty for both CBD businesses, which operate in a regulatory vacuum, and consumers struggling to find a safe source of CBD in a market flooded with products.

Washington state has announced a ban on hemp-derived CBD in food and beverage products. Whether the products are going anywhere is another story.

Chocolate can interfere with cannabis testing procedures and lead to inaccurate THC potency results, according to new findings out of California.

If you’re lighting up in Maryland, you can forget the Febreze. The state’s Court of Appeals has ruled that smelling cannabis isn’t grounds for police to search and arrest a person.

Wildfire season is coming. A newly introduced bill in Congress aims to limit cost of fires and other disasters by expanding insurance coverage to the cannabis industry.

The financially minded faction of the hacker group Anonymous, which has a history of upending major companies, has turned its attention to the cannabis industry.

Pesticides aren’t caught and loopholes are huge. Things are so bad that the state just punted oversight to a different agency.

New lawsuit claims Eaze sidestepped restrictions on credit card transactions for cannabis purchases in order to gain an unfair advantage over competitors.