Craig Henderson started Extract Labs, a Boulder, Colorado-based company offering cannabidiol-infused products, in the garage of his home in December 2016.

A California tech team claims to have the solution for measuring pot intake.

For almost 50 years, hemp has been lumped together with heroin, LSD, and Ecstasy, but new legislation could soon make the crop legal for farmers still struggling from the loss of tobacco.

More and more professional athletes are advocating for using cannabis to enhance their performance and to relieve pain caused by sport-related injuries.

It’s been estimated the cannabis industry and its spinoffs will employ 200,000 people throughout Canada.

Cannabis tourism may soon take over Massachusetts, and 420 Suites says it wants to be on the front lines of pot trips in Boston.

The non-hallucinogenic sister plant of marijuana is a favorite with farmers, and it will get a lot easier to grow if Congress removes it from the list of banned drugs.

“I think legalization has made functional glass art more appealing to the masses. The donuts seem to cross many demographics, because you can now purchase an intricate piece of art without worries of it getting taken by the police.”

The craft cannabis market expanded throughout 2017 and still continues to grow.