Marijuana

“Innovation is something that we definitely are looking toward.”

“I have a duty and responsibility to pass on my knowledge, and then it’s up to the consumer to decide if it’s something they want to take or not.”

The last time agricultural workers in the state unionized was in 2000.

“It’s about being ahead of the curve instead of being behind it.”

They both are derived from fresh, uncured flower, but that’s where the similarities end.

“Everyone who purchases marijuana is doing it to help with something – whether it’s anxiety, insomnia or neuropathy.”

That 16% excise tax on recreational weed? It’s a boon to state coffers, bringing in about $143 million so far this year.

“I want to approach mental health in a homeopathic, naturalistic way.”

Hendy’s Heady Holiday offered 20 vendors and their unique yet functional pieces of art during the event at Bud’s Glass Joint.

Arizona cannabis sales topped $1 billion, new brands emerged and the state invested in psilocybin research efforts this year.

From torches to coloring books, we’ve rounded up cannabis-centric gifts currently available at Valley dispensaries.

“I take a little bit of this and a little bit of that to create something unique.”

With four months left in 2023, cannabis sales topped $1 billion in 2023 despite a slumping medical marijuana market.

Mint Cannabis transformed a parking lot into an interactive festival with dancers, lucha libre wrestlers, live music and more.

60 Arizona brands submitted 141 products for judging by recreational consumers in this year’s Cannabis Cup Arizona: People’s Choice Edition.

However you celebrate Danksgiving, we’ve got you covered with a list of cannabis-packed goodies from across the Grand Canyon State.

Derek Fisher and Mike Bibby taught skills as the NBA and the home of the Phoenix Suns leaned into cannabis consumption.

Peek behind the scenes of the cannabis brand’s massive production facility in Ahwatukee.

Curaleaf’s Find Flower “Mac N Cheese” becomes 18th pot product recalled in Arizona in 2023.

Take your Halloween to a new high with edibles, drinkables, pre-rolls and rosin from Phoenix’s weed connoisseurs.

RR Brothers is using 100 years of candy-making knowledge and functional fungi to transform cannabis edibles in Arizona.

Flappers and dapper gentlemen enjoyed the Gatsby-esque fun of MITA’s annual casino night fundraiser.