The nation’s most generous grow-your-own laws are closer to being curbed in Colorado.

Despite growing enthusiasm, it’s questionable whether any of the state’s adult-use bills will ultimately survive this session.

Recreational marijuana shops could open in Nevada as early as July 1 under a timeline proposed by the state’s top tax official Wednesday.

The Denver FBI honored a youth dropout prevention group Thursday, apparently without realizing it is partially funded with taxes from the marijuana industry.

State lawmakers are considering a spate of bills outlining different solutions intended to address a lack of diversity in licenses, and two lawsuits that have delayed the rollout of Maryland’s nascent medical cannabis industry.

The Colorado Senate on Thursday passed a first-in-the-nation bill permitting marijuana clubs as long as they don’t serve alcohol or any food beyond light snacks.

The House voted overwhelmingly in support of decriminalizing small amounts of cannabis and expanding access to medical marijuana for people with chronic pain or PTSD.

With broad bipartisan support, the state Assembly passed two bills Tuesday designed to give medical patients more treatment options.

Sheriff Jim McDonnell says it’s likely there will be federal raids targeting the cannabis industry in California.

Medical marijuana advocates are urging Nebraska senators not to confirm a chief medical officer who opposes the use of marijuana or any of its byproducts.