The court vacated a DUI conviction for a person with a medical marijuana prescription.
States with medical marijuana laws have fewer deaths from traffic accidents than those without, the study said.
A new study reports on the trends in marijuana use in "reproductive-aged" women and women who are pregnant.
People as young as 18 may be able to consume marijuana recreationally when laws pass in 2017.
Republican lawmakers have put forth a bill that could legalize medical marijuana in Tennessee.
After a measure won approval in November, marijuana will be fully legalized in the Bay State starting Thursday.
A new law would allow police to test suspicious drivers for marijuana, similar to the U.S.' approach to roadside alcohol tests.
A recount of Election Day results that fully legalized pot use in the state has begun.
As Americans get fatter, smoke pot more and get more tattoos the military is concerned they're pushing away talent.
A Maryland lawsuit against the state's Medical Cannabis Commission cited addressing racial disparities in the legal cannabis business.
States are warning parents about the threat of marijuana edibles getting mixed up in trick-or-treaters candy buckets.
Although it's not approved for animal consumption by the FDA, pet owners are still giving their furry family members cannabinoids.
A new ordinance was recently passed allowing officers to issue small fines for weed possession on a case-by-case basis.
Manufacturers and distributors must start selling edible cannabis products with updated packing and a universal symbol on Saturday.
The odds of dying from consuming too much marijuana are incredibly low.
Fifty schools with state-funded anti-bullying programs will benefit from marijuana taxes.
The number of arrests made for marijuana possession and trafficking has dropped significantly since 1996.
A handful of states across the nation will vote on marijuana laws on Nov. 8.
The Las Vegas casino owner donated a ton of cash to block Florida's proposed Amendment 2 in the upcoming November election.
The new law will allow students who are patients with certain symptoms to use cannabis on school grounds.
New bills passed by Michigan Senate allows community members to control pot dispensaries throughout the state.
Engineers at Stanford University have developed a device that could be a practical cannabis intoxication roadside test for drivers.
