CANNABIS NATION

Marijuana farmers in California’s fabled Emerald Triangle are ready to go legit. Will it be enough for them to survive?

The state's famed marijuana grow sites are wreaking ecological havoc. Is there any way to make them environmentally sustainable?

Some dispensary owners are hurting as the state continues to approve licenses for new businesses.

Tribal leaders in South Dakota are confident the venture would be a success, but first they need further guidance from the U.S. government.

Activists have unveiled a well-funded, heavily endorsed pot legalization initiative. Will it be enough to unify California's fractured marijuana movement?

Residents of the Buckeye State rejected a proposal Tuesday that would have legalized medicinal and recreational pot.

The Buckeye State's Tuesday vote on a plan that would legalize marijuana could signal a big change in how the marijuana industry operates across the U.S.

In an opinion released Monday, state Attorney General Leslie Rutledge wrote that she rejected the proposal because of ambiguities in the documents.

California wildfires destroyed hundreds of marijuana farms this summer. As the fire season ends, marijuana growers are gauging the damage.

Colorado's marijuana industry has been having a ripple effect on Denver's economy.

With the governor's signing of a set of bills, the state's medical marijuana industry will become regulated.

For their proposal to make the 2016 ballot, organizers in favor of medical marijuana need to gather about 160,000 signatures.

The U.S. cannabis industry faces its first class-action lawsuit. Will the case hold up in court?

In 2014, nearly 701,000 people were arrested for marijuana-related offenses in the United States, and the number is growing.

Two decades after medical marijuana was legalized in the Golden State, its lawmakers finally voted to regulate it, but some dispensaries are wary.

A majority of Michigan voters back legalizing recreational marijuana, according to a recent poll.

Ohioans will vote to legalize marijuana this November. Why do many cannabis activists say that's not a good thing?

The cannabis industry has battled stigma and now marijuana universities are determined to foster a sense of legitimacy for pot professionals.

A new venture is aiming to jump-start the marijuana startup scene — but is there enough funding and substance to live up to the marijuana business hype?

A planned ballot measure would set up a marijuana network similar to Colorado's.

The amendment would allow only adults older than 21 to buy and use pot themselves, but adults and children could use the drug for medical treatment with a prescription.