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Washington is currently the only adult-use state that prevents consumers from growing at home. A new bill would change that.

City officials had to double the size of the room to accommodate the crowd, and a question board filled quickly with subjects such as “Hours of operation?”

DC’s cannabis scene remains submerged in a legally hazy underground as Obama exits and Trump enters. What happens next?

The House voted to delay the launch of the voter-approved medical marijuana program and ease a restriction on doctors who certify patient eligibility.

Officials charged with implementing a new medical marijuana law are ignoring “both the law and the role of the legislature,” United for Care campaign manager says.

Lawmakers in Maine and other states are pushing bills to delay recently passed cannabis legalization initiatives.

Two hemp-related companies and an industry association filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) this afternoon in a California federal court, seeking to overturn the DEA’s attempt last month to codify the illegality of cannabidiol (CBD).

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced his commitment this week to ending the so-called public view loophole in the state’s cannabis laws.

States that choose to legalize cannabis have seen no impact on alcohol sales, according to a new study from analysts at investment firm Bernstein. In some cases, beer sales have marginally gone up in states that have legalized.

Statements by the AG nominee did little to ease cannabis advocates’ fears that the incoming administration could put state-legal cannabis programs at risk.