Articles tagged with "adult-use cannabis"

Gov. John Hickenlooper told state senators to set standards for edibles and driving as soon as possible to avoid challenges his state encountered.

Recreational marijuana shops could open in Nevada as early as July 1 under a timeline proposed by the state’s top tax official Wednesday.

State lawmakers have quietly introduced legislation designed to help protect legal cannabis from intervention by the Trump administration.

Regulators in Alaska on Thursday narrowly rejected a proposal that would have made the state the first to allow adults to consume on-site at retail cannabis stores.

The future of California’s legal marijuana industry is being shaped in a retired basketball arena, where paper cannabis leaves sprout on file cabinets and a burlap sack advertising “USA Home Grown” dangles from a wall.

After a hectic first week of Donald Trump’s presidency, senators are scheduled to vote Tuesday on the nomination of Sen. Jeff Sessions for attorney general.

State lawmakers want to regulate and tax cannabis similar to alcohol.

Democratic state lawmakers in New Mexico are redoubling efforts to legalize marijuana and tax sales for recreational use to shore up plunging state revenues and give the economy a boost.

In written responses to senators’ questions, Sen. Jeff Sessions did little to reassure patients and businesses concerned about the Trump administration.

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