Marijuana Legislation

There have been a lot of bizarre developments in the past six weeks that may, perhaps, signal that the United States is on the brink of ending marijuana prohibition once and for all.

Thousands of herb aficionados marched through the streets of New York City on Saturday to demand full state cannabis legalization.  Here are 5 fun facts from the NYC Cannabis parade.   The parade, which initially started to protest the "War on...

Bucking the hiring trend of the past 30 years, companies have stopped drug testing potential employees for marijuana.

Those in Massachusetts shouldn’t expect a massive rollout when the first marijuana stores open for recreational consumers in two months.

This is a first for Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who, up until now, was considered a staunch opponent of legalizing recreational weed.

Marijuana is going mainstream in the Pine Tree State: It will be one of the featured attractions this year during the Home Garden Flower Show at the Fryeburg Fairgrounds.

A common refrain you’ll hear from those supporting cannabis prohibition is that we simply don’t know enough about the drug to legalize it.

A bill to tax and regulate recreational marijuana in Vermont has died, but some legislators believe it's just a temporary roadblock.

Just because marijuana is legal, doesn't mean your employer can't fire you for failing a drug test.

Believe it or not, the state with the highest marijuana arrest rate doesn’t contain a major metropolitan city.