Republican Sen. Jeremy Hutchinson argued against the bill, saying it would go against the will of the people, who approved the state’s medical marijuana law in November.

Colorado is working to ban collective marijuana growing under a bill that calls some patient-owned cannabis grows a “public nuisance.”

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is rushing to protect the personal information of cannabis customers in case federal agents try to seize it.

Colorado is moving ahead with a first-in-the-nation attempt to allow cannabis social clubs, but the measure doesn’t go as far as some hoped.

The states that have legalized recreational marijuana — a multibillion-dollar business — don’t want to hear the federal government talk about a crackdown.

The goal, one lawmaker said, is to set a tax rate that would provide safe access to cannabis and “kill” the underground market.

Radio operators mostly say they don’t have a problem with cannabis but worry growers may not know cheap ballasts can have phony FCC-compliance stickers.

Sessions stopped short of saying what he would do, but said he doesn’t think America will be a better place with “more people smoking pot.”

Proposal would make Ohio the first of the 28 medical marijuana states to limit patient supply by the amount of THC in products.

Officials in Washington state pledged to fight any federal crackdown on the nascent industry after White House Spokesperson Sean Spicer’s comments this week.