Washington DC

For most states, a doctor referral and registration card are required to access medical marijuana, which doesn't sit well for one DC lawmaker.

A recent supporter of marijuana legalization and growth, Scott’s Miracle-Gro, increased its lobbying in the first half of 2017.

Both the Washington Post and the Boston Globe featured long stories about the the cities stinking like weed over the weekend.

Despite the fact that Congress has taken it upon itself to ensure that DC cannot establish a retail marijuana market, one local lawmaker wants to go for it.

In an effort to push President-elect Donald Trump and his anti-pot staffers to give some serious consideration to the nationwide legalization of marijuana, one tenacious advocacy group hailing from District of Columbia plans to distribute free weed on Inauguration Day.