Articles tagged with "adult-use cannabis"

Both the Czech Republic and the German city of Berlin could see the arrival of legal cannabis next year if efforts supported by political parties there gain traction.

Still in its early stages, the plan would revive a failed effort to legalize delivery during the state’s previous legislative session.

Gov. Chris Christie has vowed to block all progress on legalization. But he’s gone in 13 months. So a delegation of New Jersey politicos visited Colorado to see regulated cannabis in action. Leafly’s Jay Lassiter tagged along.

Some 30 Oregon municipalities approved some type of marijuana businesses, and now they must establish rules for every step in production and the supply chain.

Lawmakers in the Lone Star State have introduced six cannabis reform bills, California patients get a tax holiday, and Denver readies for onsite consumption.

It wouldn’t be hard for the Trump administration to target legal cannabis. But Congress could help prevent it.

Law enforcement officials in Nevada are split about whether to prosecute marijuana possession cases since a newly approved Nevada initiative will make adult-use cannabis legal in less than six weeks.

Do you have a Department of Public Health-issued medical marijuana ID card? If so, you’ve just gotten out of paying state tax on cannabis until 2018.

The excruciating wait for stores to open. The wonder of the first-time shopping trip. The smell. Funny texts from your mom. And more.

At least initially, Alaska’s legal cannabis businesses will have to make tax payments to the state by dropping off or mailing bundles of cash.