Graham Abbott

Yet another legislative year is coming to an end in Washington without any progress on the issue of cannabis home grows.

The legalization bill now advances to the Senate but Republican Gov. Chris Sununu has already promised to veto the legislation if it were to reach his desk.

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley have extracted cannabinoids from brewers yeast.

Cannabis holding company Acreage Holdings opened a new retail location in Queens, New York today.

Genetic milestone in mapping the cannabis genome to be made public to accelerate research and commercialization

A New York City crackdown on CBD-infused food and drinks has left some entrepreneurs worried and confused about the state of CBD regulations in the Big Apple.

Quebec is going one step further than “Just Say No” and has embraced “Just Say Huh?” with its latest awareness campaign, which features some of the weirdest cannabis propaganda messaging, ever.

If the recommendations are adopted, nations would no longer be able to use international treaties as a reason for continuing cannabis prohibition.

Liz Gehl is the founder and top recruiter for Gehl Search Partners, an executive recruitment firm that specializes in highly regulated industries like cannabis.

Approved licensees can begin constructing their retail facilities but must pass final inspection before opening.

The proposal would allow adults to cultivate up to six cannabis plants in the privacy of their own homes.

Rhode Island’s governor is calling on lawmakers to legalize but has proposed the country’s strictest adult-use regulations, so far.

Republican lawmakers in Tennessee are eyeing 2019 as the year to legalize medical cannabis. Some advocates, however, worry the proposal might not go far enough for patients.

This week marked the introduction of two legalization bills in the Virginia state House of Delegates. Meanwhile, Gov. Northam expressed his continued support for decriminalization.

The misdemeanor cannabis pardons will only be available for people who were 21+ when arrested and it must be the only conviction on their criminal record.

Dozens of New Jersey townships are establishing preemptive bans on the adult-use cannabis industry as state lawmakers are expected to legalize sometime this year.

The proposal would allow interstate cannabis exports to other legalized states, but Oregon’s governor would need to reach an agreement with the receiving state and product would be prohibited from crossing borders with non-legal states.