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Meena Thiruvengadam ~ Yahoo Finance ~
Less than a month after holding a fundraiser on the sidelines of a Colorado marijuana conference, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., is joining the fight to give America’s growing legal marijuana industry access to banking services.
Edward O'Brien ~ Montana Public Radio ~
A part-time sports reporter and medical marijuana patient from Glendive says legalizing pot for recreational use would be an economic boon for Montana.
Tim Devaney ~ The Hill ~
Pot shops would have access to banks under new legislation in the Senate.
Nevin Martell ~ Washington City Paper ~
A District company has introduced five so-called medibles for medical marijuana patients.
Stephanie Wang and Michael Anthony Adams ~ IndyStar.com ~
Legal experts question whether church can overcome hurdles in challenging Indiana's marijuana laws.
Mark Reagan ~ San Antonio Current ~
People with a variety of medical ailments are leaving Texas for treatment in Colorado.
Reuters ~
Chile took a step forward in decriminalizing the use of cannabis on Tuesday after the lower house of Congress approved by a wide margin a bill that seeks to change the law in the South American country.
Natalie McDonald ~ PhillyVoice.com ~
Here’s what happens when you combine cannabis and a drag queen with an outspoken marijuana activist.
Web Staff ~ KWGN ~
DENVER — Colorado’s booming marijuana industry is getting around a ban on some advertising by sponsoring some sections of Colorado highways with new signs.
Tim Devaney ~ The Hill ~
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) is facing pressure to back reforms to marijuana laws from advocates in her home state.
Joseph Edwards ~ WREX ~
The group says its goal is to serve as a credible voice and valued resource for the Illinois cannabis industry.
Matt A.V. Chaban ~ New York Times ~
A former Wall Street analyst believes hemp-based building materials can transform both agriculture and construction throughout New York.
Tim Rearden ~ Newsnet5.com ~
The initiative, which would expunge criminal records for past cannabis convictions if marijuana becomes legal, received the necessary 1,000 signatures from registered Ohio voters.
Kassondra Cloos ~ Colorado Springs Gazette ~
As the number of medical marijuana shops and dispensary-related crimes in Colorado Springs has fallen over the past five years, medical pot tax revenue in El Paso County has soared.
Allison Manning ~ Boston.com ~
You may have a passion for the product, but getting the go-ahead to start growing and selling marijuana in Massachusetts can be a long, expensive and difficult path.
Jessi Rae ~ WeedWorthy ~
Despite changes in other states when it comes to marijuana legalization, the political and cultural landscape in Kansas makes local analysts doubt whether similar progress can take place there.