Articles tagged with "adult-use cannabis"

Removing cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act would respect states’ rights and encourage public safety, the National Conference of State Lawmakers says.

Gov. Charlie Baker has picked five people to serve on a Cannabis Advisory Board that will help guide regulators enforce cannabis laws.

The tepid nature of the recommendations by the Sessions-assembled task force signals just how difficult it would be to change course on cannabis.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions this week sent a letter to Washington state officials slamming that state’s legal cannabis system.

According to data figures from the tax division of the Alaska Department of Revenue, June was a record breaking month in the Last Frontier.

California’s Gold Country is dying. The marijuana industry has arrived, offering tax revenue and job opportunities. So why are locals rejecting it?

The Olympic Torch won’t be the only thing lighted up in 2028.

Gov. Charlie Baker signed a sweeping cannabis bill into law, marking a milestone in a battle that began when voters approved adult-use legalization in November.

Questions abound, but conclusive answers about how best to determine real-time cannabis impairment remain elusive.

As the legalization of recreational marijuana sales in Maine nears, a legislative panel has spent months pondering the best way to tax cannabis.