Among the many proposed changes, one GOP lawmaker wants to raise taxes on medical cannabis to cover a $105MM income-tax cut.

At least initially, Alaska’s legal cannabis businesses will have to make tax payments to the state by dropping off or mailing bundles of cash.

Voters passed a measure to allow on-site consumption at licensed establishments, but it will be months before Denver sees Amsterdam-style coffeeshops.

The state Senate president told reporters Thursday he believed most voters approved of legalization “in principle,” without studying details of the law.

A group pushing to legalize medical marijuana in North Dakota is making a last-minute advertising push thanks to a surprise donation from a national organization.

Dozens of cities and counties are contemplating tough restrictions on cannabis sales and cultivation in anticipation of Prop. 64’s passage.

Alaska’s first marijuana testing laboratory opened for business this week, removing one of the last major obstacles to the launch of a regulated state market.

In what legalization proponents dismissed as a ploy to defeat their efforts, Rep. Dan Douglas promised to introduce a limited MMJ bill if two initiatives next month fail.

Massachusetts Senate President Stan Rosenberg said he’s backing a ballot question that would legalize the recreational use of marijuana in the state.

Lawmakers presented outlines of measures they’re planning to introduce at the next legislative session that would expand legal uses of medical marijuana.