Cannabis candy has become the new “razor blades in the apples” Halloween urban myth, with police sharing the message despite a lack of any known cases.

A St. Louis alderwoman has introduced a bill that would prohibit the city from enforcing marijuana laws, essentially allowing residents to use, sell, and grow cannabis.

The new prime minister said Friday the country would hold a referendum on whether to legalize cannabis at some point over the next three years.

Officials hope the anonymous survey will provide insight about potential patient demographics, where they seek care and what conditions they are looking to treat.

A licensed grower and processor of medical marijuana in northwestern Pennsylvania became the first with the state’s approval to begin planting seeds.

The Pennsylvania politico withdrew in May, citing his mother’s illness. Now he gets booted for fueling America’s opioid crisis.

The state’s Medical Marijuana Commission received 95 applications for cultivation sites and will select no more than five. There are 227 applications for dispensaries.

Only two doctors have applied for permission, raising questions about whether patients will gain access to treatment they lobbied so hard to get.

A judge has ruled that a lawsuit that could disrupt Maryland’s fledgling medical cannabis industry can go to trial.

Delaware’s medical marijuana program is continuing to grow.