Bill Would Protect Workers from Being Fired for Having Medical Marijuana Card
Medical marijuana could be a big topic of discussion for state lawmakers in 2016.
Scarlette Daniels
Ex-Law Enforcement Heeding Call of Marijuana Business
With fewer than 4,000 approved patients, the nascent medical marijuana business in Illinois is off to a slow start.
Partners in Pot: Maryland Marijuana Businesses Seek Novel Collaborations
At least two Maryland state universities are jumping at the chance to work with marijuana growers to research the medicinal application and cultivation of cannabis.
Parents Find Success Treating Kids’ Epilepsy, Autism with Cannabis Oil
But lack of research, poor industry standards and few doctors willing to prescribe mean parents left to experiment to find consistent dosages
Holiday Recipe for Happiness: Peppermint Pot Brownies
Cannabis and chocolate are always perfect together — for the holidays, though, it’s time for a peppermint twist.
Volunteers Give Away Free Marijuana Joints to the Homeless on Christmas Eve in Denver
A local nonprofit hit the streets of downtown Denver on Christmas Eve and gave away a thousand free, pre-rolled marijuana joints to the homeless and anyone else who wanted one.
For the First Time, D.C. Residents can (Legally) Give Cannabis for Christmas
Christmas is here, and Washington, D.C., residents are spreading holiday cheer by giving gifts of cannabis for the first time — the first time legally, at least.
Medical Marijuana Mishap Leads to Missed Flight
Burlington man said he was told by Air Canada he couldn’t get on flight unless he discarded the prescription marijuana
DEA Eases Cannabis Study Requirements
Christmas came early for cannabis research scientists.
Colombia Fully Legalizes Medical Marijuana
Colombia’s president has signed a decree fully legalising medical marijuana in a shift away from preventing drug crop production.
