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What in the heck? Alanis's Morissette's manager embezzles for marijuana?  Maybe if he had just asked? Morissette's one-time business manager is headed behind bars after admitting to embezzling nearly $5 million from the singer-singer and investing the money in illegal...

That is the focus of a public service announcement campaign for 2017 created by the Marijuana Industry Group.

How epic was 2016 for cannabis? Well, when the number of legal states with marijuana access double in a year, you can consider that a groundbreaking year.

The Reykjavik genetics firm deCODE found genes linked to people spending more years in education had decreased in Iceland from 1910 to 1975.

The recipe for Krabby Patties is safe for another day: A restaurant was denied the chance to call themselves the Krusty Krab.

Professional football has long since surpassed baseball as America’s most popular sport. The NFL’s Super Bowl is a national party. Super Bowls represent 19 of America’s 20 most-watched TV broadcasts.

Just a little over two months after California legalized the adult recreational of marijuana, City College of San Francisco announced plans to add a cannabis curriculum.

You know, mergers & acquisitions, equity financing, debt strategies and the like. So what is this staid institution doing in the cannabis business?

New Jersey lawmakers have mostly ignored Christie's prohibitionary advice and remain on target for marijuana legalization in the near future.

Legislative forces across many of the New England states are making it a priority to deal with drug-related issues in the 2017 session. Some of these folks are trying to solve the area’s opioid problem, while others are simply pushing for marijuana reform. But are the two connected?