Articles tagged with "Washington"

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Five years ago today, Colorado and Washington passed the nation’s first adult-use legalization laws. We caught up with the leaders who made it happen.

On Nov. 6, 2012, Colorado and Washington voters passed America’s first adult-use laws. These 7 data sets show why the sky didn’t fall.

With US Attorney General Jeff Sessions already critical of the state’s cannabis program, failure of its track-and-trace monitoring could be devastating.

Cannabis sales now average $130 million per month, bringing in $30 million in monthly tax revenue.

From underage access to enforcement costs, Canada’s swimming in concerns around legalized cannabis. Drawing on data from the US, Leafly addresses each of Canada’s primary fears.

After a five-year court battle, the Dept. of Justice acknowledges it had no legal right to prosecute medical marijuana growers in Washington state.

In the wake of allegations that Washington’s top cannabis lab was inflating THC test results, some labs are taking matters into their own hands to win back public trust.

A Washington state budtender remains missing after he was abducted outside the Cheney dispensary where he works.

For legalization opponents eager to see regulated cannabis markets fail, a new government report out of Washington state doesn’t yield much in the way of talking points.