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Marijuana is now legal in some form in more than half of all states, and more women are legally getting into the pot industry -- many of them are moms.

Despite support for legalization, many 20- to 36-year-olds still worry about 'going public' regarding use.

D.C. crowds seemed more eager to smoke pot than greet the new president.

DC marijuana (DCMJ), a pro-marijuana legalization group, plans to "gift" 4,000 joints on inauguration day on the streets of Washington, D.C., encouraging the public to light them up at the 4:20 mark of the new Trump administration.

The cannabis industry is trying to show a different face — one that is far from a stoner stereotype.

Tiffany Wigginton Carnal is in the fight of her life to save her daughter.

It seemed like a miracle. And seven years later, it’s still working. But unlike with other wonder drugs, we can’t just pop into the pharmacy for refills.

INDIANA -- A former Marine says access to medical marijuana means life or death for many veterans across Indiana.

There’s a common misconception that’s been confusing people for decades: Hemp is marijuana.

WASHINGTON — D.C. pot advocates plan to hand out joints and get stoned during Donald Trump’s inaugural address.

But new restrictions on medical marijuana program means military veterans like Darrell Hulme will only be reimbursed for a third of the medicine they need to deal with PTSD and other conditions.

Veterans dealing with trauma and stress have a variety of treatment options available to them, but despite its legality in some states -- and some say, its superior effectiveness -- marijuana is not one of those options.

2016 was the biggest year in the history of marijuana, and there were many moments that were worthy of being the ‘top moments.’

Pono Life Sciences Maui, LLC, one of two marijuana dispensaries approved for operation in Maui County, showcased its cannabis education center in Kahului over the weekend.

Pot enthusiasts lined up around the block in the cold temperatures right until closing time at several newly opened marijuana shops in Montreal Thursday.

To date, more than half of the United States — including the District of Columbia — have adopted laws that allow the consumption of marijuana for recreational and/or medical purposes.

This year marked a turning point for marijuana, both as a cultural movement and as an industry.

In April 2015, Carrie Tice was despairing over her 80-year-old mother’s advancing Alzheimer’s when a caregiver at her senior center in California recommended giving her a topical dose of marijuana.

NCIA: At no point in our nation’s history has there been more support from mainstream America for taking marijuana out of the criminal market and putting it behind a legal, regulated counter.