It will be nearly a year or longer before patients can legally purchase medical cannabis at licensed dispensaries in Nebraska.
Leading national cannabis policy reform advocacy groups call on Trump to end federal prohibition during his second term.
The National Football League (NFL) relaxed its cannabis use policy for players, reducing fines and increasing the THC threshold.
A new study has found that the legalization of medical cannabis in Utah led to reduced usage of opioids by those with chronic pain.
The DEA has been barred from conducting random searches at airports and other transportation facilities.
Three NJ municipalities will be the first in the U.S. to offer health insurance coverage for medical cannabis to public employees.
The FDA approved a clinical trial to study the effectiveness of cannabis as a treatment for PTSD in veterans.
The lifetime use of cannabis was not associated with cognitive decline, according to a new study.
The city council in Oakland voted to exempt cannabis from a ban on smoking and vaping in multi-unit residential dwellings.
A plan that would allow nurse practitioners to recommend medical cannabis in Pennsylvania has been blocked.
A cannabis researcher is alleging the DEA violated several laws in its scheduling of a hearing to consider reclassifying cannabis.
Results from NuggMD.com's consumer spending poll asking about how consumer cannabis spending is changing.
Ballot measures to legalize the recreational use of cannabis in Florida and the Dakotas failed to gain enough votes to pass in Tuesday’s election.
Nebraska voters legalized medical cannabis on Tuesday with the passage of two ballot measures in this week’s general election.
Cannabis is improving the lives of many veterans. But it’s estimated that only 1.5% of veterans have a medical cannabis card.
Military veterans face obstacles accessing medical cannabis despite evidence it is helping with ailments commonly faced by those who have served in the armed forces.
Ballots in four states will give voters the chance to further advance the cannabis policy reform movement.
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that votes for a 2024 initiative to expand the state’s medical cannabis program will not be counted.