Tag: Oregon

While the vote won’t be certified until May 16, Denver will become the first city in the United States to decriminalize psychedelic "magic" mushrooms.

A study published in the Addiction shows that while there is a little hell being raised on the roadways during the initial few months following legalization, the chaos sort of returns to normal within a year.

The Mt. Hood Cannabis Company wants to gift you a free cheese or pepperoni pizza with a purchase any half-ounce of cannabis during Super Bowl weekend.

Should activist collect 117,578 signatures to qualify for the ballot, Oregon voters could decide to decriminalize “magic mushrooms” and allow for their growth with a license.

Matthew Franks from Independence, Oregon offered an unspecified amount of cannabis in exchange for a used car he saw online.

The word on the street is 2019 could be the year that all of the pieces fall into place for nationwide marijuana legalization.

Where is cannabis policy making progress? Find out in our weekly marijuana legislative review.

While the week of July 16 brought little in the way of notable developments, last week saw a flurry of legislative activity with regard to recreational and medical marijuana.

A new study finds that cops spend more time trying to solve violent crimes in states that have legalized marijuana.

Traveling by car isn’t always the greatest thing, but when it’s a looker of a route and you've got good company it can be much more fun than a flight.