No, not to the black market. There’s an interesting story hidden in the data that the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) publishes every month.

But there’s a silver lining: The number of people sentenced for federal cannabis-related crimes has dropped for the fifth year in a row.

Retail shops across Alaska faced supply shortages going into January, which put a damper on business.

Pueblo County officials announced yesterday that cannabis taxes will fund $425,000 in scholarships. Every local high school senior who wants one can have one.

Colorado sold $1.27 billion worth of cannabis in 2016. Washington state topped out at $1.1 billion. But the Evergreen State is surging in monthly sales.

With legalization spreading across the US, demand for illicit, Mexican-sourced cannabis has fallen sharply. But smugglers still move product across the border.

A new cannabinoid-based pharmaceutical has extended the lives of brain cancer patients in a clinical trial.

Republicans in Congress are starting to come out of the woodwork to draft new bills on cannabis.

Emails brought to light last week by a class-action lawsuit revealed that officials with the Atlanta Falcons, who play the New England Patriots in Sunday’s Super Bowl LI, were alarmed by the team’s prescription medication use as early as 2010.

State lawmakers want to regulate and tax cannabis similar to alcohol.