Floridians allowed to use medical marijuana are one step closer to being able to smoke it.

Ohio said Tuesday that it will not have medical marijuana available by the September deadline due to inspection delays and other obstacles.

Colorado continues to lag behind California in allowing adults to gather and consume cannabis in designated public spaces, similar to taverns and wine tasting rooms.

The first shops could open their doors in Massachusetts on July 1, though how many and where they might be located remains to be determined.

The Legislature could adopt the citizen-initiated legalization bill—which would enable lawmakers to later amend it—or do nothing and let it go on the ballot.

“If we’re going to get to the point that it’s going to be legal, why should people still have trouble getting jobs and have a record for something that is legal?”

State and federal officials Tuesday announced they will use $2.5 million in federal money to target illegal grows.

The plaintiffs argued that because the amendment’s language only mentions smoking in public, users should be allowed to smoke in private.

The police chief named to the board that regulates cannabis in Alaska said the fight that has long been waged against pot in this country has been a “waste of time.”

The Senate’s approved the idea. But Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner has fought previous efforts to expand medical marijuana.