Gov. Mike Dunleavy wants to repeal the boards tasked with regulating alcohol and marijuana in Alaska. What exactly would that mean?

Gov. Tony Evers would allow doctors to recommend medical marijuana. He’d also decriminalize less than 25 grams, and allow expungements of past records.

A new bill would prevent students from being suspended or expelled if they have “valid written certification” to use cannabinoid medicine.

State Department of Transportation officers seized a half-ton of marijuana after stopping what proved to be a fake delivery van in the state’s far northwestern corner.

An adult-use bill gets a first hearing, but the legislature would have to pass it over Gov. Chris Sununu’s veto.

About 85% of patients’ reasons for using medical cannabis were supported by substantial or conclusive evidence, according to a new study published in the journal Health Affairs.

Gov. Ron DeSantis wants the Legislature to repeal a ban on smokable medical cannabis, but it’s becoming clear some fellow Republicans might not be on board.

The optimistic comments came after Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie questioned whether lawmakers would have enough time to resolve thorny questions surrounding legalization.

The action by the Baltimore State’s Attorney comes the same week she announced her office will no longer prosecute any cannabis possession cases, regardless of quantity.

As the state nears the four-year mark since creating the framework to sell medical cannabis, the latest estimate for availability seems to be summer—maybe. Or fall. Or later.