Voters in Massachusetts on Election Day have approved Question 4. But retail shops won’t open tomorrow. Or anytime soon.

The state of North Dakota has just passed medicinal cannabis into law, but what happens now?

Busting more myths: Undercover researchers find that Colorado cannabis stores are checking IDs and not selling to minors.

In a new ESPN survey of more than 220 current NFL players, 61 percent of players said that if cannabis were a legal option, fewer players would take powerful pain-killing injections.

Wee-hour campaign calls urging a no vote on medical marijuana woke up hundreds in the state this weekend, annoying and sometimes scaring voters.

In a last-ditch effort, the Boston Archdiocese donated $850,000 to the effort to defeat a state ballot measure to legalize cannabis.

The first cannabis retail store selling legal cannabis opened in Valdez, Alaska over the weekend. More than 250 people stood outside in cold, blustery conditions to purchase legal flower for the first time.

Las Vegas casino owner Sheldon Adelson has donated tens of millions of dollars to cannabis prohibition causes. But why?

“Just say ‘yes'”: The Northeast’s paper of record surprises many by backing Question 4.

Why wait until Nov. 8? You can vote right now (or very soon) in most of the nine states that have legalization measures on the ballot.