It’s the first time a bill of this kind has ever been introduced in the Ohio Legislature.
So, now that marijuana is legal in Virginia, why do renters still risk homelessness for using it?
An Ohio group has a plan for Cannabis legalization: Give the Legislature a chance to do it, then take it to the people
A group called Arkansas True Grass is gathering signatures to put an adult-use amendment on next year’s state ballot
A new survey shows a majority of Florida voters are in support of Cannabis legalization. So why isn’t weed legal there?
The TSA is focusing on bombs and explosives, and in New York, they no longer care about your Cannabis
The bill would lift the federal prohibition on marijuana and allow state-legal Cannabis businesses access to banking
Under the bill, adults 21 and older could buy and possess up to 5 ounces of marijuana at a time and grow up to 12 plants
Does the long-awaited federal legalization bill stand a chance? Yes, if you pressure the Senate.
A Tennessee lawmaker wants to put non-binding recreational and medical marijuana questions on the ballot next year.
Former Congressman Cunningham said the people of his state support Cannabis legalization
South Dakota Cannabis advocates are refusing to give up —even after voter-approved legalization was struck down in court
Connecticut, South Dakota, and Virginia all had new marijuana legalization laws kick on July 1. Here are the changes
Adult use — and growing — will become legal in New Mexico. But residents can’t legally buy weed until next year
Virginia Marijuana Justice will be giving out the free Cannabis seeds July 1 at three locations
Support for marijuana legalization spans across party lines in Texas. Younger people 18-29 are most supportive
And then there were 19! Connecticut legalization kicks in on July 1, and legal sales should begin next summer.
Get ready! Connecticut’s shiny new adult-use cannabis law takes effect in less than two weeks!
The state legislature has approved Cannabis legalization and all signs point to Gov. Lamont signing the bill into law.
But Gov. Ned Lamont predicts that within a week, he’ll sign a version closer to the original bill into law
