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Statewide sales of legal marijuana totaled $19.7 million in the first 12 days, officials said.

Low-level marijuana possession is no longer punishable by the threat of jail time in Hawaii.

Marijuana seizures at the U.S. border jumped in the year after Canada legalized recreational cannabis.

CTA, the organization behind both CES and the CES Innovation Award, barred Keep Labs from using the word "cannabis" on its booth or on any marketing materials -- in spite of marijuana being legal to buy in Nevada.

The compound is said to have a mild psychoactive effect, slightly more so than CBD but much less than THC.

Travelers at either of Chicago’s airports may have noticed something new while passing through security after the holidays.

The director of the National Institute of Health explained that federal laws make it very hard to study marijuana in the U.S.

The Mississippi Secretary of State set Nov. 3 as the date voters will decide on medical marijuana.

Banks are in the business of making money, and the medical marijuana industry is expected to generate a lot of it.

Smoke more, drink less. That appeared to be the trend among Canadians in the first full year of legal cannabis, when beer volumes fell by 3% through November, according to data from Beer Canada.

A measure to legalize marijuana for adult use has officially qualified for South Dakota’s November ballot, the secretary of state’s office announced on Monday.

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Thanks to the new laws in Michigan and Illinois, the Midwest is no longer a recreational marijuana desert. But what does that mean for the region?

As a growing number of states legalize cannabis, health officials are increasingly sounding the alarm for technology that can quickly determine when drivers are stoned.

Medical marijuana delivered to your door. Recycling of marijuana product packaging. A “hospitality” license. These are some of the changes going into effect in Colorado’s marijuana industry on Jan. 1, the state’s Department of Revenue announced on Tuesday.

The historic first day of sales of recreational marijuana in Illinois kicked off Wednesday morning with the expected long lines and party atmosphere as hundreds celebrated their ability to buy weed legally -- all while helping the state out with 10 to 25% of the cost going toward taxes.