In this week’s roundup, we learn that the U.S.’s cannabis is so high-quality that drug cartels not only prefer our crops, they’ve also turned to subsidizing tomatoes to make ends meet.

Delaware Governor Jack Markell signed a bill to decriminalize the possession and private use of up to one ounce of cannabis and reduce simple possession penalties to a $100 civil fine.

Based on some exciting new anecdotal evidence, the use of cannabis oil to treat ALS may actually prolong the patient’s life in addition to relieving many of the disease’s symptoms.

The Canadian Supreme court ruled to expand the legal definition of cannabis to include all forms, such as edibles, tinctures, and oils, instead of just dried flower.

A Chicago judge ruled to drop charges against a man named Bruce Blunt who blew cannabis smoke into the face of his pet chameleon.

With Colorado’s cannabis industry booming, the state’s housing and lodging markets are starting to see a major effect. How are home prices and rental accommodations faring?

Despite ongoing cannabis reform in the U.S., many families are having their children removed from their care over simple possession charges and medical marijuana loopholes.

It will be a happy day in Colorado this September. Find out why, plus more in this week’s cannabis legalization update — check it out!

The Kettle Falls Five is facing a terrifying sentence of 20 years in a federal penitentiary. Their crime? Legally growing medical marijuana in a safe, controlled environment.

Starting July 1, 2016, all Washington state medical marijuana dispensaries will be required to have an I-502 license. Here’s a list of Seattle businesses that may be facing closure: