Lawmakers across the Northeast watched this week as cannabis sales kicked off in Massachusetts. Judging from their reactions, it seems the state won’t be alone for long.

More than two years after Massachusetts voters legalized cannabis, the first two retail stores are set to open next week in Leicester and Northampton.

A week after Mexico’s Supreme Court struck down prohibition, a senator has submitted a bill to legalize cannabis and allow its commercial sale.

The top cannabis ally in Congress sounds downright giddy about what the midterm election results could mean for cannabis reform at the federal level.

Now Utahns just have to wait and see what their elected officials do.

The project by retailer Uncle Ike’s is an effort to curb the number of contaminated products that make it to consumers.

The change leaves Mexico in a strange spot. Prohibition is technically over, yet nothing has replaced it.

It’s the second place in the Pacific in recent months to legalize cannabis in one form or another.

The Trump administration is accepting public comment on how cannabis should be classified under international drug treaties. It’s bureaucratic, but it matters.

Under a revised plan announced by regulators, the cannabis industry will have 30 days to bring forward alternatives for the agency to consider.