Articles in Politics category

Regulators could approve independent testing laboratories later this month, clearing what’s been a key roadblock to opening the state’s first retail cannabis stores.

Writer and indie DJ Hannah Levin talks with the crew about the Tucson scene, THC-wine potables, and reasons to bypass Wyoming.

Wyoming cops arrested a 50-year-old woman, nursing her mother with cancer, and jailed her as a flight risk.

Equity license entrepreneurs wait while local towns plod through zoning decisions, losing precious time and market share.

Outside Lands’ Grass Lands, DJ Muggs’ new LP, and Better Call Saul — comin’ in hot this week.

This week: grand gestures from New York officials, shockingly sensible moves in a former Soviet republic, and how fear-mongers are trying to skew “cannabis poisonings.”

Amid legal confusion and assertions of racial prejudice, a judge dismissed charges against cannabis employees whose cultivation facility was raided in May.

The medicinal cannabis movement is gaining momentum, but why are doctors so hesitant to prescribe medical cannabis to their patients?

Take a closer look at ‘Stories from the Underground,’ an Oakland photo exhibit celebrating a movement of outlaws and agitators who fought back against cannabis prohibition.

The Health Department says sales of dry leaf began Wednesday at 16 dispensaries, with 28 more expected to follow next week.