One Oklahoma State Department of Health employee appears to have been going through it during the process of drafting the state’s medical marijuana regulation earlier this year. Emails that lawyer Julia Ezell alleged contained dangerous threats from marijuana advocates have been proven to have been
Study Suggests Legal Cannabis Could Create Over 100,000 Jobs in Florida
Florida voters may have the opportunity to legalize recreational marijuana at the ballot box next year, and a new study may help bolster the advocates’ case.
The study, conducted by New Frontier Data, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank dedicated to providing empirical research on cannabis, suggests
Democratic Governors Meet In New York City To Discuss Cannabis And Vaping
NEW YORK (AP) — The governors from several Northeastern states said Thursday they want to work together to regulate marijuana and vaping, including possible regional restrictions on flavored vaping products.
Democratic
governors from New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania met
A Look At Cannabis Legislation In Countries Around The World
Ever since Canada became the first major country to legalize marijuana for adults a year ago, other nations have been paying attention.
The small South American nation of Uruguay was the
first to legalize marijuana for adults. New Zealand, Luxembourg and
Mexico are among those that have
High Times Returns To Denver For The 2019 Colorado Cannabis Cup
After two years, High Times is returning to Colorado to celebrate the state’s hardworking growers and processors with the much-anticipated 2019 Colorado Cannabis Cup!
The 2019 Colorado Cannabis Cup
Colorado has always been at the forefront of the country’s cannabis industry. To honor the vanguard
Taxes From Legal Pot Could Subsidize Weed For Low-Income Patients In New Mexico
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A proposal unveiled Wednesday for legal marijuana sales throughout New Mexico would use taxes to subsidize medical pot purchases for low-income patients and set aside money for police and loans to cannabis startup companies.
A panel appointed by Gov.
Michelle Lujan
Man’s 15-Year Sentence For Cocaine Dropped After Lab Finds It Was Powdered Milk
In Oklahoma, a man has been cleared of cocaine charges after lab tests revealed that cops had grossly misidentified the substance they claimed was cocaine.
Although the man’s case has now been dismissed, he was still forced to spend multiple weeks behind bars. The case highlights numerous problems
A Year After Canada Legalizes Weed, People Are Still Buying Unregulated Cannabis
12 months after Canada legalized cannabis, sales of legal marijuana are expected to total $1 billion for the first year, according to figures reported by the Associated Press. That is considerably less than Canada’s illicit market, where weed sales are estimated as being between $5 and $7 billion.
One
Napa County Votes Unanimously To Ban All Commercial Cannabis In The Community
Hold the joint, because it would appear that Napa County wants to stick with wine. On Tuesday, its Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to ban agriculture, processing, and sale of marijuana within county lines.
Representatives of wineries had voiced concerns that legal marijuana in the area would
Weed-Friendly Gala To Benefit Planned Parenthood Coming To Colorado
The Colorado cannabis community will have a chance to show its support for reproductive health services on Thursday, October 17th. A coalition of marijuana businesses are teaming up to host an award ceremony honoring pot brands whose proceeds will go to Planned Parenthood of the Rockies — at what