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Pharmacies began dispensing medical cannabis to registered patients on Wednesday. It's available, but it's weak: 2% THC. Hey, it's a start. Read more
Sponsors say that gummy bears, gummy worms and chewy candies shaped like fruits are too attractive to children. Read more
The city's order shuttered 26 retail stores and other marijuana growing facilities operating under the name Sweet Leaf. Police investigation focused on eight locations licensed by the company. Read more
The Florida Legislature on Friday finally approved a bill establishing a framework for the state's constitutional amendment expanding medical marijuana. Read more
Don't count on being able to stroll into your local dispensary on New Year's Day to celebrate with an infused cookie or a joint. Read more
Starting Aug. 1, possession of up to a half-ounce will be a misdemeanor: A $100 fine and no jail time, even for repeat offenders. Read more
Republicans ran out the clock on legalization last week. This week Gov. Lamont called them back for a special session. Read more
Time ran out on an adult-use legalization bill, but it could still pass in a special session. Read more
Gov. Kay Ivey signed the bill into law. The first licenses are expected in late 2022. Read more
If Gov. Kay Ivey signs the bill, Alabama will become the latest Deep South state to legalize for patients. Read more
Originally set to legalize in 2024, Virginia's law now kicks in this summer. But don't expect retail sales for a while. Read more
Pandemic rules limit gathering sizes right now, but organizers of an alt-Bash invited protesters anyway. Read more
The state Legislature passed two legalization bills, which now await the governor's signature. Read more
There's no reason to wait three years, and Gov. Northam is ready to move ahead. Read more
Mexico lawmakers aim to legalize one ounce for personal use and license cultivators. Read more
