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Bruce & Ben roam the desert in 103-degree heat to get the inside story on the cannabis conflicts raging in Phoenix.

As Oklahoma regulators continue to grapple with rules for medical marijuana, organizers say have enough signatures to put recreational legalization on the ballot.

This week: Leafly’s California bureau chief David Downs assesses the fire damage, Dave Schmader tries to sneak across the border, and Bruce comes down with high anxiety.

The provincial government is expected to make an announcement as early as next week, outlining a plan to let the private sector own and operate cannabis shops.

The cannabis industry’s all-cash problems are forcing the city of Los Angeles to lead a financial revolution.

Canada is softening its policy on cannabis workers, but the United States considers them all lawbreakers. And that isn’t likely to change soon.

Known today as the 2013 Cole memo, the document helped usher in a new era of state-legal cannabis.

The DEA spared no expense in the crafting of their magnum opus. While the 2017 edition was little more than a seven page pamphlet, 2018’s clocks in at one hundred and twenty five pages. Which, for the record, is longer than Animal Farm.

New Jersey’s attorney general has announced an immediate hold of all marijuana cases in municipal courts statewide until at least September.

Rather than giving a leg up to victims of the drug war, LA’s social equity program has effectively given a head start to the competition.