Pot Legalization Casualties: Oregon Drug Dogs Get the Pink Slip
With their skill sets made obsolete by marijuana legalization, the state's drug-sniffing canines are out of luck and out of work.
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The People Who March for Marijuana: Scenes from the 2015 Global Cannabis March in Portland
A small crowd gathered around a stage set up on the far corner of Pioneer Courthouse Square
Rising Marijuana Sales Leave Pot Shops Flush With Cash They Can’t Deposit
Two months from now, on July 1, Oregon will become the fourth state to allow residents to legally purchase marijuana for recreational use.
Washington Senate Votes to Legalize Hemp Farming as Oregon Starts Writing Permits
The Washington state Senate voted unanimously Wednesday to make hemp farming legal.
Oregon Farmers can Legally Grow Hemp as of Now!
Oregonians will soon be looking o'er fields of Hemp, after nearly 60 years.
Did NCAA Go Too Far with Oregon Marijuana Suspensions?
Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota's receiving options will be limited in Monday night's national championship against Ohio State.
Benton Mackenzie, Iowa Man and Oregon Medical Marijuana Patient, Dies
Benton Mackenzie, an Iowa man who held an Oregon medical marijuana card and traveled to the state for medical cannabis, died Monday morning, reports the Quad-City Times.
Portland Medical Marijuana Dispensary Owner Says Utah Company Refused to Make Sign for His Business
Don Morse wanted to install an electric sign on his Southwest Portland medical marijuana dispensary
Oregon Agriculture Officials Adopting Hemp Farming Rules
As Oregon gets ready for legal recreational pot at mid-year, some farmers are eager to put in their first crops of hemp, the marijuana cousin that won't get you high.
UN Official Rips US States Over Legal Pot Policies
A Russian diplomat who heads the United Nations’ drug policy office reportedly chided U.S. states for legalizing recreational marijuana and vowed to take up his concerns with officials in Washington -- in the latest incident of a U.N. official meddling in local U.S. affairs.
