Agriculture officials this week briefed officials from other states on marijuana farming and how to regulate a crop the federal government still deems illegal.

Regulators in Alaska on Thursday narrowly rejected a proposal that would have made the state the first to allow adults to consume on-site at retail cannabis stores.

The future of California’s legal marijuana industry is being shaped in a retired basketball arena, where paper cannabis leaves sprout on file cabinets and a burlap sack advertising “USA Home Grown” dangles from a wall.

Utah lawmakers announced Friday that they’re scaling back their push to expand the state’s very limited medical marijuana law to more uses or ailments.

Hawaii has announced it will allow medical marijuana dispensaries to begin growing cannabis as early as Feb. 1, which comes after several months of delays.

Democratic state lawmakers in New Mexico are redoubling efforts to legalize marijuana and tax sales for recreational use to shore up plunging state revenues and give the economy a boost.

The Illinois treasurer has sent President Donald Trump a letter urging him to give clear guidance to the banking industry about medical marijuana.

High-end bong maker Roor is suing pipe shops, demanding $14k for selling fakes. Shop owners cry foul.

The bill is the second measure this session in which Republicans in the Senate majority take issue with judicial rulings they say usurped their authority.

City officials had to double the size of the room to accommodate the crowd, and a question board filled quickly with subjects such as “Hours of operation?”