Colorado Marijuana Sales Blow Past $200 Million In July
Industry sets another new state record.
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How The Honigs Keep Their Son’s Story Alive To Help Kids Just Like Him
Mike, Janet and Gianna Honig stood with newly inaugurated Gov. Phil Murphy in Trenton as he announced one of his first acts as governor in January 2018:
These States Are Voting On Cannabis Legalization This November
In 2016, the US election resulted in a green wave as cannabis legalization measures passed in eight out of nine states.
He Left His Job At Kellogg’s HQ To Become A Commercial Cannabis Farmer In Springfield
Craig Cunningham always wanted to be a farmer.
Ohio Medical Marijuana Users Crossing State Line Into Michigan For Cheap Deals
Ohio marijuana card holders have repeatedly told The Coumbus Dispatch, both on the record and in private, they travel to dispensaries north of the state line to save money.
Marijuana-Infused Food Goes Gourmet with Michigan Cannabis Chefs
Two Michigan chefs are flipping the script on cannabis cuisine.
Bill To Decriminalize Marijuana At Federal Level Up For House Vote Next Month
A landmark bill that would decriminalize marijuana use at the federal level is up for vote soon.
Months After His Death, Pete Frates’ Legacy Lives on in Family’s Push for ALS Patients to Try Medical Cannabis
“It almost seemed like we had this magic potion that other people couldn’t get to,” said Pete’s wife, Julie.
Cannabis Cup Gets Underway for the First Time in Illinois
The Olympics of cannabis is underway in Illinois. The Cannabis Cup, well-known in the weed community as an imprimatur of quality, began Tuesday with the public buying samples to judge.
Mother Suffering With Cancer Inspired Sons to Open Cannabis Dispensary
Ryan and Cory Nemeth searched for a medicinal alternative to help their mother, who was suffering from lung cancer.
