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In Maine, as in certain other U.S. states, adults can buy beer at a drive-through as if they were buying hamburgers at McDonalds.

The conference couldn’t have come at a better–and more tense—time.

Though $10 grams sounds sensible, the illicit cannabis market in Ontario right now is actually lower than the $10 price point.

Things are looking up for cannabis advocates in New Mexico, as three of the five candidates in the gubernatorial race support cannabis legalization.

Peru has taken the first step towards legalizing cannabis by approving a bill that would allow the production and importation of medical marijuana.

After you, Denver: Clark County leaders will wait until the Mile High City approves the nation’s first marijuana clubs.

Ontario’s harshest penalties for driving while high are reserved for young drivers, novice drivers, and commercial drivers.

Massachusetts’ highest court ruled Tuesday that field sobriety tests typically used in drunken-driving cases cannot be treated as conclusive evidence that a motorist was operating under the influence of marijuana.

United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions is scheduled to speak with law enforcement officials in Portland, OR, on Tuesday afternoon.

Detroit voters will have an opportunity to weigh in on the region’s cannabis industry on Nov. 7, when newly proposed regulations appear on the local ballot.