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Originally set to legalize in 2024, Virginia's law now kicks in this summer. But don't expect retail sales for a while. Read more
There's no reason to wait three years, and Gov. Northam is ready to move ahead. Read more
Sorry, Virginia. You'll have to wait nearly three years before possession becomes legal. Read more
The two chambers must work through a reconciliation bill before Gov. Ralph Northam can sign it into law. Read more
Possession of up to one ounce is now just a $25 fine, and medical dispensaries should open later this year. Read more
It's now a $25 ticket for possession. But decrim is a half-step that leaves consumers stuck with untested and possibly tainted products. Read more
Virginia legislators and activities are working on 10 different bills supporting legalization and decriminalization. Read more
“Virginians know we can do better. It’s time to move toward legal, regulated adult use,” AG Mark Herring said, pointing to a study showing that more than half of Virginians agree with him. Read more
A new bill would prevent students from being suspended or expelled if they have "valid written certification" to use cannabinoid medicine. Read more