Multi-state operator Curaleaf was told to remove ground flower from its New York dispensaries in September. After lengthy negotiations with the Department of Health, ground flower is now available again at Curaleaf's Empire State shops.
SweetWater Brewing Co. in Atlanta has been gobbled up by Canadian conglomerate Aphria Inc. in a $300 million sale that should close by the end of the year.
Israeli chemist and researcher Raphael Mechoulam celebrated his 90th birthday on November 5. He's best known for discovering THC in 1964.
The time is long overdue for the federal government to end marijuana prohibition. The people have spoken in states since 2012.
Oregon Congressman Earl Blumenauer says the marijuana legalization wave in red states is a promising development.
New Jersey, Arizona, Montana and South Dakota voted in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana on November 3. In addition, medical marijuana passed in Mississippi and South Dakota. However, several states are challenging the results.
Dan Baum, the author of "Smoke and Mirrors: The War on Drugs and the Policy of Failure," passed away from brain cancer on October 8. He was 64.
Former Jefferson Airplane and Starship singer Grace Slick doesn't think President Trump could handle an acid trip.
Three decades after Jack Herer proved the existence of the government propaganda film "Hemp for Victory," another researcher has found photos and documents about the "War Hemp Program" during the 1940s.
Kiwis have voted no on a cannabis legalization referendum, 53%-46%, the New Zealand government announced. This is particularly bad for the country's Māori indigenous minority, who are arrested for possession three times more often than non-Māori.
