marijuana

Laws could change in up to 18 states

You can now legally get high in the great state of Illinois — provided you know a few simple rules

Major leaguers are not currently subject to testing for the substance

In other news: Hell has frozen over

The damage could last generations

The Canadian musician wants dual citizenship so he can vote in 2020

Share prices for some marijuana producers took a big hit last week

Your days of driving stoned are numbered

In the wake of the deadly vaping-related illness, police are targeting illegal THC cartridges

Differences in state and federal laws have led to confusion for some travelers

Johnson co-owns a cannabis company in Michigan called Primitive

California approved the sale and consumption of pot at the San Francisco event

Woodstock-branded recreational marijuana is coming to a joint near you, man

Nearly 10 percent of kids who smoked regularly reported that they stoped after pot became legal

Support has grown across all age groups and political parties.

Stewart is “delighted” about the budding business relationship.

The most stylish and useful products for a better high

Sweet, savory, sour, salty...there's something here for everyone.

Head chef Kashka Hopkinson says they want to be your “go-to edible” for date nights, hard nights (or really anytime)

The new grants are part of the league's tentative but growing tolerance of cannabis

Shop the Pax sitewide sale to get your very own vape for 20% off

Is the pandemic a factor here?

Which might have an impact on the cannabis of tomorrow

Her suspension ends in time for her to compete in relays

For decades, alcohol was the crutch of fictional PIs. Times have changed, maaaaan.

Can a running habit and a weed habit coexist? An investigation.

EndoCanna Health goes way beyond the “indica or sativa” situation

Two experts weigh in on what the new laws mean for partakers — and more importantly, when

'Tis the high holiday.

In Hulu's "Sasquatch," director Joshua Rofé investigates whether the mythical creature was really responsible for a triple homicide in 1993

Here's what the 65-and-ups need to know before they light up

Experts and entrepreneurs comment on the developments that will come to define America's next great industry