Pure Oasis in Dorchester is the first shop within the city limits—and the state’s first Economic Empowerment store.

Despite passing a bill that promises to stabilize Montana’s haphazard medical marijuana program, a series of recently proposed changes to that bill may, paradoxically, bring the program to a screeching halt. Ever since it was first enacted in 2004, Montana’s medical marijuana program has been rife with chaos: there have been periods of exponential growth, […]

On a bitterly cold night in February 2015, Gillian Heintzelman left her job at Sacred Heart Hospital in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and made her way to a nearby bar to meet her boyfriend and a friend. They stayed for a few minutes, and then left together to get a late-night dinner. They’d only driven a couple […]

New York legislators are optimistic that they can pass come to an agreement about recreational cannabis legislation, but not everyone is certain.

In a historic first, South Dakota residents will vote on adult-use and medical marijuana in separate measures.

Gov. Phil Murphy vetoed parts of a bill to expunge low-level cannabis convictions, arguing they didn’t do enough to address the ravages of the drug war.

The nation’s largest legal organization embraces a policy that would put the federal government out of the prohibition business.

Sanders, a longtime legalization advocate, said that as president, he would bypass partisan bickering in Congress and legalize cannabis through an executive order.

Sen. Mike Crapo, the Senate banking committee chair, signals an openness to cannabis financial reform.

A cannabis retailer near the Massachusetts–New York border says New Yorkers make up more than half of its customers. Other shops are seeing similar patterns.